NSCF 29 - Everything Thread

by **NSCF** » Sun Aug 13, 2023 10:06 am

NationStates College Football - Season 29

Breathe deep and take it all in as the tubas' rumbles reverberate through all the iconic campus stadia again. Each one, packed with generations of alumni returning to partake in the traditions of their beloved alma mater, is ready for that combustion of kinky action. The poppin' aromas of molly-popcorn and beer sift out through the bleachers full of marijuana smoke. The bright lights shine down on armoured teams battling under the night sky, school bragging rights and a gruelling summer of work on the line. Ah, yes. It's college football season. Glory, Drama, Pride.

The twenty-ninth edition of NationStates College Football is upon us. In this thread, you will post your team's roster and all in-character roleplays. These can be game reports, character dialogues, or really anything you like. Any out-of-character questions should be directed towards the discussion thread or telegram.

Post-NSCF 28 Ranks (To-be-Updated in Coming Days)

NSCF XXIX Recruiting Spreadsheet (To-be-Updated in Coming Days)

...

With 40 entrants, there will be five conferences. Each conference will have eight teams that are split into two divisions of four teams each.

In this ten matchday fixture there will be both a double round robin within division (six games), and a single round robin against opposing division (four games). How it will work out, for scorination purposes, is that a full round robin (7 matchdays), will be played out first, before last three matchdays feature the single round robin. At the conclusion of the conference stage, the top team in each division will face off in the conference championship game, which will decide the conference title.

Sixteen teams will make the Playoffs: the five conference champions, the four highest-ranked schools ranked by OSPI or a tentative replacement on line and, finally, three wildcards selected by the NSCF Committee. These Sixteen teams will then be seeded in the bracket purely by OSPI or a tentative replacement. Higher seeds will have a home advantage until the final, which will take place at a neutral venue. Any nation can put together a bid to host the NSCF Championship (IC only) before the start of Non-Conference week when it will then be voted on by the NSCF Committee.

New and returning players alike are encouraged to familiarise themselves with the NSCF procedure here. The regular season will be double round-robin, for a total of 10 games. Games will be scorinated three times a week: on Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Scores will be posted in this thread at a time determined by each conference's designated scorer. After the ten-game conference schedule, there will be a "Non-Conference Week", with each team playing up to three games against opposition from other conferences. These games will not count toward conference championships, but WILL affect playoff seedings. All Non-Conference games must be arranged by the teams playing them (you can use the discussion thread for this). Once confirmed by BOTH parties, match-ups should be telegrammed to NSCF to be added to the schedule.

Bowls
In addition to the playoffs, there also a few consolation bowl games for teams that do not reach the postseason. If your nation proposes a bowl game to host, you are responsible for inviting the teams yourself if it does not have automatic parameters for selection. The Pioneer Bowl is a traditional game for the two best newcomer teams not in the playoffs. After that, NSCF will not recognize any bowl game involving a team with an OSPI below 0.450, or its proposed alternative.

Cannabiscorp PIONEER BOWL
  to be played at Iqaluit Stadium in Iqaluit, Quebec and Shingoryeo
  Contested by: Top two newcomer teams not in the playoffs.

...

Conferences
When checking times, this link might come in handy for converting to your local time.

BIG EIGHT Conference (Scorinated by Drawkland) (Cutoff Time: Midnight EDT)
Reigning Champion: Cold Hill University [RAN, Cycle 28]

Everless DIVISION
Richardson University Governors                                     (-0.000)  - Ranoria                        [RAN]
High City College Snipers                                           (-0.724)  - Corporate City 1               [CCO]
Cold Hill University Bufalo                                         (+5.000)  - Ranoria                        [RAN]
Sea Dome University Stingrays                                       (+1.855)  - Sea Dome                       [MSD]
Evermore DIVISION
The Küsbon Kollege Knights                                          (-5.000)  - Cardenao                       [CAD]
Bingham Young University                                            (+3.500)  - Utah Theocratic Republic       [UTA]
The LeBois Santura University Broncos                               (+5.000)  - Cardenao                       [CAD]
Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions                                (+2.220)  - Sherpus                        [SHR]

CELESTIA Conference (Scorinated by Ranoria) (Cutoff Time: TBD)
Reigning Champions: Northern Moravica University [BNJ, Cycle 28]

Savannah DIVISION
Northern Moravica University Cougars                                (+3.500)  - Banija                         [BNJ]
Elephant Valley University Red Elephants                            (-1.500)  - South Newlandia                [SNL]
University of Loyola-Istria Blue Thunder                            (+5.000)  - Banija                         [BNJ]
Ratzupalfu University of Nature Egrets                              (-3.900)  - South Newlandia                [SNL]

Sequoia DIVISION
Hankow State University Honey Badgers                               (+2.500)  - United Vietussia               [UVI]
Université du Saguenay Fighting Irish                               (+2.850)  - Quebec and Shingoryeo          [QUE]
Bel-Hes State University Mongooses                                  (+2.550)  - Sum Tash                       [STH]
Université St. Croix Bleu et Blanc                                  (-4.000)  - Quebec and Shingoryeo          [QUE]

HORIZON Conference (Scorinated by Quebec and Shingoryeo) (Cutoff Time: 21h-23h EDT)
Reigning Champions: Felswyr State University [CMT, Cycle 28]

Starlight DIVISION
Felswyr State University Firehawks                                  (+5.000)  - Chromatika                     [CMT]
Cavsar University Gladiators                                        (+5.000)  - Drawkland                      [DRK]
Staramara Tech University Lava                                      (-3.500)  - Chromatika                     [CMT]
Sadeg State University Skyhawks                                     (+4.000)  - Drawkland                      [DRK]

Equinox DIVISION
Koronki University of Technology and Computing Crows                (+1.000)  - Dod Rava                       [DOR]
Frontier Mechanical and Technical University Red Riders             (-1.750)  - South Americanastan            [SAS]
NTN Palæontological-Centred Research University Dinosaurs           (-1.532)  - Natanians and Nosts            [NTN]
Altai University Jaguars                                            (+2.250)  - Oueskaba                       [OKX]

MINERAL Conference (Scorinated by Drawkland) (Cutoff Time: Midnight EDT)
Reigning Champions: Green City University [TJU, Cycle 28]

Heartland DIVISION
Green City University Royal Eagles                                  (+2.000)  - TJUN-ia                        [TJU]
University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park Warriors               (+2.220)  - Commonwealth of Baker Park     [CBP]
Trent State University Feathercaps                                  (-1.000)  - TJUN-ia                        [TJU]
Royal Naval Academy Mariners                                        (+4.000)  - Nassovia                       [NAS]

Boreal DIVISION
University of Constantinople Binturongs                             ( 0.000)  - New Gesem                      [NGS]
University of Columbus-Prairie Blue Jays                            (+3.000)  - Dhemixia                       [DHE]
University of Alexandroupolis Redbirds                              ( 0.000)  - New Gesem                      [NGS]
Universidad Politécnica Autónoma del Metro-Boca Rana Zorillos       (-2.000)  - Gran Saguaro                   [SGU]

ZEPHYR Conference (Scorinated by Quebec and Shingoryeo) (Cutoff Time: 21-23h EDT)
Reigning Champions: University of Mancodas [PFA, Cycle 28]

Legends DIVISION
University of Mancodas Mammoths                                     (+5.000)  - Poafmersia                     [PFA]
Crown's College Royal Bears                                         (+2.000)  - Schima Bas                     [SHM]
Maximus Rochester Institute Gijikyhandasari Yeraiqhospifasas        (-5.000)  - Poafmersia                     [PFA]
University of Lacragos Cheetahs                                     (+2.000)  - Evinea                         [EVI]

Celestial DIVISION
University of Akerdalr Lions                                        (+5.000)  - Anthor                         [ATH]
Raynor University Rockets                                           (+5.000)  - Valanora                       [VAL]
Bowerstone University Bearcats                                      (+4.000)  - Anthor                         [ATH]
Mar Sara Tech Raiders                                               (+3.000)  - Valanora                       [VAL]

Schedule (Home Teams listed first, Teams 1-4 would be those on Division A, Teams 5-8 Division B)

MD1 - 1v4, 2v3, 5v8, 6v7
MD2 - 1v2, 4v3, 5v6, 8v7
MD3 - 3v1, 2v4, 7v5, 8v6
MD4 - 4v8, 3v7, 2v6, 1v5
MD5 - 1v6, 2v5, 3v8, 4v7
MD6 - 8v2, 7v1, 6v4, 5v3
MD7 - 6v3, 5v4, 8v1, 7v2
MD8 - 4v1, 3v2, 8v5, 7v6
MD9 - 2v1, 3v4, 6v5, 7v8
MD10 - 1v3, 4v2, 5v7, 6v8

Calendar
(RP bonus degrades by 50% of total after blue days.
Effective NSCF 25: RP bonus carries over from the regular season, and does not degrade or reset during the playoffs.
Matchday one - August 22
Matchday two - August 24
Matchday three - August 27
Matchday four - August 29
Matchday five - August 31
Matchday six - September 3
Matchday seven - September 5
Matchday eight - September 7
Matchday nine - September 10
Matchday ten - September 12
Conference Championship Game - September 14
Non-Conference week - September 17, September 19, September 21
Playoff berth and Championship venue voting deadline - September 24
Bowl games and Playoffs First Round - September 26
Playoffs Quarterfinals - September 28
Playoffs Semifinals - October 1
Championship Game - October 3

Non-Conference Games

Games are only listed when confirmed by both parties. Only games listed here will be scorinated.
If both you and your opponent have confirmed a game, but it is not listed here, send a TG to NSCF.

Blue matchups denote a potential scheduling clash, and those games will need to be re-confirmed or rescheduled before the deadline, or they will not be included in scorination. Red matchups are those I have taken note of from the discussion thread, and require confirmation, but would otherwise be fine.

Non-Conference Week One:

(ATH) Bowerstone University - LeBois Santura University (CAD)
(BNJ) University of Loyola-Istria - Sadeg State University (DRK)
(BNJ) Northern Moravica University - Mar Sara Tech (VAL)
(CAD) Kusbon College - University of Akerdair (ATH)
(CBP) University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park - Richardson University (RAN)
(DOR) Koronki University of Technology and Computing - Ratzupalfu University of Nature (SNL)
(NGS) University of Alexandroupolis - High City College (CCO)
(PFA) University of Mancodas - Staramara Tech University (CMT)
(QUE) Université du Saguenay - Cavsar University (DRK)
(RAN) Cold Hill University - Felswyr State University (CMT)
(SAS) Frontier Mechanical and Technical University - University of Columbus-Prairie (DHE)
(SGU) Universidad Politécnica Autónoma del Metro-Boca Rana - Bingham Young University (UTA)
(SHM) Crown's College - University of Constantinople (NGS)
(TJU) Green City University - Sea Dome University (MSD)
(TJU) Trent State University - Elephant Valley University (SNL)
(UVI) Hankow State University - Maximus Rochester Institute (PFA)
(VAL) Raynor University - Université St. Croix (QUE)

Non-Conference Week Two:

(CBP) University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park - Elephant Valley University (SNL)
(CMT) Staramara Tech University - Northern Moravica University (BNJ)
(BNJ) University of Loyola-Istria - Felswyr State University (CMT)
(DHE) University of Columbus-Prairie - University of Lacragos (EVI)
(DRK) Cavsar University - Ratzupalfu University of Nature (SNL)
(DRK) Sadeg State University - Trent State University (TJU)
(MSD) Sea Dome University - Universidad Politécnica Autónoma del Metro-Boca Rana (SGU)
(NGS) University of Alexandroupolis - Frontier Mechanical and Technical University (SAS)
(NGS) University of Constantinople - Bingham Young University (UTA)
(QUE) Université du Saguenay - Cold Hill University (RAN)
(TJU) Green City University - Richardson University (RAN)
(VAL) Mar Sara Tech - Kusbon College (CAD)
(VAL) Raynor University - Hankow State University (UVI)

Non-Conference Week Three:

(BNJ) Northern Moravica University - University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park (CBP)
(CCO) High City College - Trent State University (TJU)
(CMT) Felswyr State University - Raynor University (VAL)
(CMT) Staramara Tech University - Ratzupalfu University of Nature (SNL)
(DRK) Cavsar University - Maximus Rochester Institute (PFA)
(DRK) Sadeg State University - Mar Sara Tech (VAL)
(MSD) Sea Dome University - University of Alexandroupolis (NGS)
(QUE) Université St. Croix - University of Constantinople (NGS)
(RAN) Cold Hill University - Elephant Valley University (SNL)
(RAN) Richardson University - University of Loyola-Istria (BNJ)
(SAS) Frontier Mechanical and Technical University - Universidad Politécnica Autónoma del Metro-Boca Rana (SGU)
(TJU) Green City University - University of Mancodas (PFA)
(UTA) Bingham Young University - University of Columbus-Prairie (DHE)

At the end of the season, nominations are accepted for each of the NSCF Awards: Most Outstanding Player, Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, Special Teams Player of the Year, and Coach of the Year. These awards will then be voted on by the NSCF Committee. Participants are encouraged to keep track of top performers throughout the season for these awards.

by **New Gesem** » Sun Aug 13, 2023 10:36 am

University of Alexandroupolis Redbirds

Stadium: Redbird Stadium (cap. 50,000)
Offense: Ace (3xWR, 1xTE, 1xRB)
Defense: 3-4 (3xDL, 4xLB, 4xDB)

Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Curtis Decker, 69
Offensive Coordinator: Nicholas Smith, 51
Defensive Coordinator: Lyle Vance 48

Offense

Quarterbacks								
No.	Class	First	Last		Tendency	Previous Team		
15	FR	Larry	Sanchez		Balanced	Unity HS		
16	SR	Sherman	Kemp		Balanced	Bellevue HS		
18	JR	Frank	Martin		Pocket passer	Bellevue HS

Runningbacks								
No.	Class	First	Last		Tendency	Previous Team		
3	FR	Eric	Richardson	Pocket passer	Westmont HS			
2	SR	Blake	Vasquez		Balanced	Oak Creek Senior HS		
8	JR	Walter	Phillips	Outside runner	New Castle HS			
6	JR	David	Green		Blocking	Constantinople JC

Wide Receivers								
No.	Class	First	Last		Tendency	Previous Team		
80	SR	Francis	Baker		Vertical threat	Alexandria Northeast HS		
82	JR	Sean	Parker		Slot receiver	East Busiris HS		
86	JR	Jeffrey	Morris		Deep threat	Century HS		
88	SO	Gabriel	Diaz		Deep threat	Rockford HS		
84	SO	Jordan	Scott		Vertical threat	Immaculate Conception HS		
92	JR	Richard	Richardson	Slot receiver	East Alexandria JC

Tight Ends								
No.	Class	First	Last		Tendency	Previous Team		
90	JR	Sean	Martin		Balanced	New Castle HS		
96	SO	Jason	Kelly		Receiving	Metro Early College HS		
94	SO	Eric	Stewart		Balanced	Bedford HS

Guards								
No.	Class	First	Last		L/R		Previous Team	
60	FR	Zachary	Moore		R		Greencastle HS	
42	FR	Andrew	Campbell			Waynesboro HS		
58	FR	Sean	Williams			Immaculate Conception HS		
54	JR	Anthony	Sanchez				St. Katherine's HS

Offensive Tackles								
No.	Class	First	Last		L/R		Previous Team	
52	SR	Oscar	Church				Cumberland HS	
56	FR	Nick	Perez				Sacred Heart HS		
50	FR	Justin	Robinson			St. Stephen's HS

Centers								
No.	Class	First	Last				Previous Team	
64	SR	Ike	Hull				Oak Creek Senior HS
62	FR	Russell	Hughes				Unity HS

Defense

Middle Linebackers								
No.	Class	First	Last				Previous Team	
51	SR	Luther	Hines				Unity HS	
53	FR	Wayne	Mitchell			Heritage HS		
55	FR	Jason	Coleman				Salisbury HS

Outside Linebackers								
No.	Class	First	Last		L/R		Previous Team	
49	SR	Miles	Austin		L		Immaculate Conception HS	
43	JR	Eric	Perez				Westmont HS	
41	JR	Carl	Jones				St. Stephen's HS	
45	JR	Gregory	Rivera				Northeastern JC

Cornerbacks								
No.	Class	First	Last				Previous Team	
77	FR	Samuel	Parker				Salisbury HS	
75	FR	Patrick	Watson				Immaculate Conception HS	
69	JR	Ambrose	Dickerson			Metro Early College HS		
65	SR	James	Green				Stark CC	
67	SR	Harold	Taylor				Constantinople JC	
63	JR	Henry	Long				Island HS	
61	JR	Edward	Jenkins				Central Community HS

Safeties								
No.	Class	First	Last		Position	Previous Team		
83	FR	Douglas	Diaz				Salisbury HS	
87	SR	Leo	House		FS		Westmont HS	
89	JR	Nick	Rodriguez			Haysville JC

Defensive Tackles								
No.	Class	First	Last		Position	Previous Team		
91	FR	Raymond	Hayes				Metro Early College HS	
97	SR	Carter	Grimes				Island HS	
93	JR	Gregory	Sanders				Oak Creek Senior HS	
85	JR	Alan	Miller				Rosetta Catholic HS	
95	FR	Zachary	Taylor				Carroll HS

Defensive Ends								
No.	Class	First	Last		L/R		Previous Team	
65	SO	John	Cook				Central CC	
75	SR	Casey	Figueroa	R		Our Lady of Lourdes HS		
73	SR	Booker	Sims	L			West Busiris HS	
77	JR	Russell	Taylor				Cumberland HS	
71	JR	Walter	Thomas				Bedford HS

Special Teams

No.	Class	First	Last		Position	Previous Team		
1	SR	Clyde	Head		K		Bradley HS	
2	JR	Wayne	James		Position	Bellevue HS

UA Schedule
Week 1: @ University of Columbus-Prairie (W 27-30)
Week 2: @ UPAM-Boca Rana (W 3-6)
Week 3: vs. Constantinople (W 26-12)
Week 4: @ Trent State
Week 5: @ Royal Naval Academy
Week 6: vs. Green City University
Week 7: vs. UCBP
Week 8: vs. Green City University (Homecoming)
Week 9: vs. UPAM-Boca Rana (Senior Night)
Week 10: @ Constantinople

Style Modifier: +2

University of Constantinople Binturongs

Stadium: Ripper Stadium (40,000)
Offense: Pro-style (1x RB, 3xWR, 1xTE)
Defense: 3-4 (3xDL, 4xLB, 4xDB)

Coaching Staff
Head Coach: John Jenkins , 44
Offensive Coordinator: Jeremy Jones , 46
Defensive Coordinator: Albert Scott , 61

Offense

Quarterbacks								
No.	Class	First	Last		Tendency	Previous Team		
11	FR	Zachary	Cook		Pocket passer	Our Lady of Providence HS		
19	SO	Joe	Parker		Pocket passer	Bedford HS		
17	SO	Randy	Collins*	Balanced	Rockford HS

Runningbacks								
No.	Class	First	Last		Tendency	Previous Team		
19	SR	Oswald	Ford		Outside runner	Lakeland CC		
5	JR	Kenan	Holt		Outside runner	New Gesem Pilgrims		
15	SR	Melvin	Bair		Screen runner	East Palestine HS		
13	JR	Noah	James		Blocking	Central Community HS

Wide Receivers								
No.	Class	First	Last		Tendency	Previous Team		
87	SR	Duane	Pratt		Route runner	New Gesem Pilgrims		
81	SR	Reed	Olsen		Deep threat	Central Community HS		
89	FR	Matthew	Kelly		Slot receiver	Alexandria Northwest HS		
83	JR	Jeffrey	Simmons		Slot receiver	DeKalb HS		
85	JR	Ronald	Hughes		Route runner	Island HS		
79	JR	Timothy	Young		Route runner	Rosetta Catholic HS

Tight Ends								
No.	Class	First	Last		Tendency	Previous Team		
93	SO	Sean	Baker		Receiving	Heartland CC		
95	JR	Joe	Peterson	Receiving	Heritage HS			
91	SR	Randy	Johnson		Receiving	Central CC

Guards								
No.	Class	First	Last		L/R		Previous Team	
67	SR	Bennie	Bean		L		Liverpoool HS	
65	FR	Charles	Scott				Rockford HS	
61	JR	Logan	Ward				Century HS	
63	SO	Steven	King				Sycamore HS

Offensive Tackles								
No.	Class	First	Last		L/R		Previous Team	
51	FR	Michael	Garcia				Rosetta Catholic HS	
53	FR	Law	Allen				Greencastle HS		
59	JR	Randy	Harris				Hopewell HS

Centers								
No.	Class	First	Last				Previous Team	
57	SR	Mack	Tucker				Newark HS	
55	JR	Eric	Long				Heartland CC

Defense

Middle Linebackers								
No.	Class	First	Last				Previous Team	
18	SR	Kenan	Melendez			New Gesem Pilgrims		
36	FR	Nathan	Powell				Sycamore HS	
48	JR	Donald	Robinson			Englewood HS

Outside Linebackers								
No.	Class	First	Last		L/R		Previous Team	
50	FR	Jack	Torres				Hopewell HS	
56	FR	Gabriel	Morgan				Our Lady of Providence HS	
54	SR	Buck	Mitchell		L	New Bedford HS		
52	JR	Thomas	Washington		R	Upper Dublin HS

Cornerbacks								
No.	Class	First	Last				Previous Team	
76	FR	Billy	Peterson			Ripley HS		
74	SR	Jules	George				Wyattsville HS	
86	SR	Mario	Tyson				Busiris HS	
78	JR	Juan	Phillips			Bellevue HS		
72	FR	Eugene	Rivera				St. Mary's HS	
80	JR	Jon	Turner				Our Lady of Providence HS		
88	JR	James	Powell				Salisbury HS

Safeties								
No.	Class	First	Last		Position	Previous Team		
98	SR	Lee	Ryan		FS		New Gesem Pilgrims	
84	SR	Kerry	Brady		SS		East Alexandria JC	
70	JR	Jose	Garcia				Heartland CC

Defensive Tackles								
No.	Class	First	Last		L/R		Previous Team	
90	SR	Nate	Avery				Gateway Early College HS		
76	JR	Jack	Edwards				Westmont HS	
78	SO	Jose	Long				St. Katherine's HS	
74	SO	Russell	Collins				New Bedford HS	
80	JR	Jacob	Cox				Damascus JC	
82	SO	Jordan	Cooper*				Island HS

Defensive Ends								
No.	Class	First	Last		L/R		Previous Team	
64	SR	Al	Pierce		R		East Alexandria JC	
62	SR	Mark	Carey		L/R		Sacred Heart JC	
68	JR	George	Reed				Metro Early College HS	
66	JR	Edward	Collins				Sycamore HS	
60	FR	Carl	Nelson				Waynesboro HS

Special Teams

No.	Class	First	Last		Position	Previous Team		
5	SO	Scott	Bell		P		Alexandria Northwest HS	
11	SO	Juan	Foster		K		St. Katherine's HS

UC Schedule
Week 1: vs. UPAM-Boca Rana (L 3-19)
Week 2: vs. University of Columbus-Prairie (W 43-26)
Week 3: @ Alexandroupolis (L 26-12)
Week 4: @ Green City University
Week 5: @ UCBP
Week 6: vs. Trent State University
Week 7: vs. Royal Naval Academy (Homecoming)
Week 8: @ UPAM-Boca Rana
Week 9: @ University of Columbus-Prairie
Week 10: vs. Alexandroupolis

Style Modifier: -1

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
    Godmod scoring events: Yes/No
    RP injuries to my players: Yes/No
    Godmod injuries to my players: Yes/No
    Godmod other events: Yes/No

by **Ranoria** » Sun Aug 13, 2023 7:50 pm

Richardson University Governors
Team Roster and Information

Coaching Staff

Head Coach: Kasen Harrowitz, 48
Defensive Coordinator: Alton Kearse, 53
Offensive Coordinator, Running Backs: John Glassner, 34
Strength and Conditioning: Frank Simmons, 59
Special Teams Coach: Jakob Stark, 39
Quarterbacks Coach: Eric Sanders, 35
Wide Receivers Coach: Markus Hillis, 45
Offensive Line Coach: John Corringer, 60
Defensive Line Coach: Justin Kearse, 47
Linebackers Coach: Sadie Crewe, 39
Defensive Backs Coach: Anna Highsmith, 42

*Denotes 1st year in role

Team Success
Titles: 5x Big 8 Champions, NSCF 19 Runners-Up, NSCF 27 Champions

Conference Record: 97-33
Out of Conference Record: 27-11
Post Season Record:11-10
Overall Record: 135-54

Dietrich Stadium, constructed in 2012, features a capacity of 94,750 attendees, and is one of the toughest places to visit in college football. One of the largest stadiums in the country.

Team Philosophy

Offensive Style: Richardson tends to direct their plays from the I formation, only adopting a shotgun look if they have a lethal passer along with an obvious need to pass. Generally run 11, 12, or 13 personnel (1 running back, 1-3 tight ends). The run game is done with a power concept (i.e lots of double teams), taking advantage of highly recruited, big offensive linemen. Richardson's general philosophy is to pound the rock down the opposing team's throat and eat away at the clock to make things easier on their defense - but they're modern enough to know how to maximize that style with the play action attack.

Defensive Style: Richardson's base defense is a 3-3-5 nickel look, generally running some sort of man coverage on the outside with safeties providing deep help. The team is in the third year of its defensive system after this unit led them to a 12-1 mark in Harrowitz’s first season before a stunning season-long performance a la Felswyr State’s NSCF 22 campaign ended in a championship. Expect three down linemen, a standup edge linebacker, and five defensive backs in most situations to offer more speed and versatility to a unit that was traditionally a "line up and play" defense under Richard Steinheil. Wide side OLB will typically line up as a pass rusher and may rush or drop back into coverage depending on the snap.

Depth Chart

Quarterbacks
#           Name             Class     Ht.        Wt.        Nationality
7      Isaiah Hunter         jun       6-1        225         Chromatika
10     Benny Flowers         sen       6-4        230           Ranoria
6      Sandra Jameson        frsh      6-2        180           Ranoria

Running Backs
#            Name             Class       Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
1       Rylan Rodgers Jr      jun        6-1    225          Ranoria
29       Benjamin Merik      soph        6-4    255          Chromatika
28       Merrick Jones        sen        6-2    225          Ranoria
22       Maverick King       frsh         6     200          Ranoria

Wide Receivers
#          Name           Class    Ht.         Wt.        Nationality
17    Martin Jagger        sen     6-1       195          Ranoria
13    Miller  Jackson      jun     5-11      185          Ranoria
83    Hughie February      soph     6        175          Ranoria
15    Lukas Müller         frsh     5-11      180          Ranoria
19    Nina Kristensen      frsh    6-2       175          Ranoria

Tight Ends
#             Name          Class      Ht.       Wt.        Nationality
87       Ryan Morris       jun        6-6       260            Ranoria
88      Mugisha Mulogo    frsh        6-7       250            Banija
89     Sebastian Wagner    jun        6-4       245            Ranoria
85     Jonas Petersen      soph       6-5       250            Ranoria

Left Tackles
#                Name              Class     Ht.        Wt.    Nationality
71          Connor Yeboah           sen       6-6        310      Ranoria
70         Lee Maverick            frsh       6-7        290      Ranoria

Left Gaurds
#           Name        Class      Ht.     Wt.        Nationality
76     Clay  Lindsey     jun       6-3      310          Ranoria
65    Niklas Schneider  frsh       6-1      305          Ranoria

Centers
#          Name                  Class      Ht.      Wt.        Nationality
68    Finn Haugen                 sen      6-2      320           Ranoria
73 Abdullah-Aadi Makavan         frsh      6-2      285       South Newlandia

Right Guards
#               Name         Class     Ht.        Wt.       Nationality
56     Minkah Sunner       jun         6-3      305             Ranoria

Right Tackles
#             Name            Class    Ht.   Wt.     Nationality
64    Valentina Dietrich      soph    6-7     300    South Newlandia
60    Rae Santiago            frsh    6-7     325      Ranoria

Defensive Ends (Edge Rushers)
#             Name        Class      Ht.    Wt.            Nationality
95     Ojore Kahara        frsh       6-3     260            Banija
99     Julian Anneliese    frsh       6-4     260            Ranoria

Interior Defensive Linemen (Defensive Tackles)
#                Name           Class      Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
93          Billy Beets        sen       6-4    325            Ranoria
93          Terrance Wheat     sen       6-6    330            Ranoria

Wide Side Linebacker (Edge Rusher)
#          Name             Class      Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
56     Shean Eckert            jun      6-2    240            Delaclava
96     Juneau Carter           jun      6-2    225            Ranoria

Inside Linebackers
#          Name              Class      Ht.      Wt.        Nationality
58 Kerron Nicholas             soph      6-8     260         Chromatika
54      Lyn Dairon             frsh      6-4     225         Chromatika
50  Morian Jackson             sen       6-3     250          Ranoria
51  Ezekiel Jones              jun       6-1     240          Ranoria

Cornerbacks
#          Name           Class     Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
23    Takeuchi Ichiko     sen       6-4   215           Chromatika
22    Packard Goss        jun       6-7   220           Chromatika
26   Munanire Tembo       soph      5-11  220           Banija
21    Vilde Lauritzen     frsh      6-3   160           Valanora
24   Anna Fuller          sen       6-2   185           Ranoria

Safeties
#            Name             Class       Ht.      Wt.        Nationality
20      Totte Lindberg         jun        6      190          Valanora
27       Rodney Knight         soph      6-2     185          Ranoria
32        Anton Acker          sen       5-11    195          Ranoria

Kickers
#          Name        Class    Ht.    Wt.    Nationality
8     Jin Hayamoshi     jun    6-1     205      Chromatika
7     Tommy Black       jun      6     160      Ranoria

Punters
#          Name        Class    Ht.    Wt.    Nationality
5     Gyman Harolos    soph     5-9    175      Chromatika
4     Brandy Jackson   soph     6-1    165      Ranoria

Kick and Punt Returns
#          Name           Class    Ht.         Wt.        Nationality
15     Timothy Klein       jun     5-9         175          Ranoria
13      Elon Forbes        sen    5-10         180          Ranoria

Key Losses:

Player bios:

CB Takeuchi Ichiko: This is the guy to watch out for. Ichiko stepped right into a barren cornerback room prior to NSCF 25 as a freshman and put on an impressive display given that situation - technical, patient, and more shutdown than gambler. He's now comfortably slotted into the #1 corner role and the team has seen him blossom into maybe the best corner in the NSCF. Behind him, countryman Packard Goss has made a name for himself after earning the CB2 slot, who started last season - earning it over Karl Fortis two seasons ago now after Fortis was a starter for the championship team. This secondary is incredibly loaded, with Munanire Tembo taking the CB3 role and sophomore Rodney Knight getting bumped to safety while Fortis himself transfered to Vricksinburg State. Meanwhile, Vanorian freshman Vilde Lauritzen will certainly get snaps in the most stacked position group this team has to offer.

SS: Totte Lindberg: A fortunate signing from Valanora, Lindberg was key in a new scheme as a box linebacker slotted to start as a freshman. Lindberg was graded as the top recruit in Valanora and the #2 DB recruit among all NSCF nations prior to NSCF 26, and had an instant impact for a team that went 12-1. He's one of the core players of this defense, although with a lot of elite talent lost up front in the past few seasons, the unit may take a brief step back...

QB Isaiah Hunter: A surprising signing given Richardson's low-volume passing attack, but Hunter shocked the team with how casually he won the starting quarterback job his freshman season, showing up with a firm grasp of the playbook he'd been given to study and more arm talent than anyone else on this roster. Hunter, who came in as a bookish and reserved player who let the veterans be the vocal leaders, has blossomed into a merited captaincy role - he's looking to have his best performance as an individual yet despite the loss of top wideout Constantina Perrier.

Rylan Rodgers Jr: Yet to start a full season, first due to incumbent senior starter Horace Billing his freshman season and last year due to injuries, Rylan Rodgers Jr's tantalizing potential was shown when he proved to be a difference maker for Ranoria's WBC 57 championship team. He's bigger, leaner, and allegedly faster than ever - he'd go so far as to argue that he's the fastest player in college football. The man who ran in game winning touchdowns in the NSCF 27 editions of the Rebel's Cannon Bowl and the Championship game, and an owner of a snow bear - Rylan's a character and has all the iconic moments of the superstar-caliber player he is. If he can stay healthy for a full season, it's going to be a nightmare to defend this offense. Rylan is one of - if not the - most talented players in college football.

Edge Shean Eckert: A Delaclav speed rusher, Eckert had been the happy compliment to the wrecking ball that is Malchiel Lukiwiya in the past two seasons with 7 sacks in NSCF 28, but he'll be tasked with being the frontman of this pass rush in NSCF 29. Expect him to take most of the snaps at his position, with Julian Anneliese and Ojora Kahara filling his spot more often than not when he needs a breather.

DE Julian Anneliese: A violent power rusher with a tendency to hit hard and ask questions later, Anneliese is a highly anticipated addition to this squad and should get some looks as a true freshman. Power-first rusher. Overall dominant player with a high ceiling and a lot of energy, he's a force against the run and the pass as a power-first rusher.

DE Ojora Kahara: As the son of former Banijan soccer NT winger & captain Gitonga Kahara, dominance runs in this kid's blood. As the son of a superstar athlete, he's used to pressure and fame, and will be getting a ton of snaps day 1. Nominal starter at defensive end, he'll take a slight majority of the snaps there over Anneliese, and both will get opportunities at the opposite side of the line when Eckert comes out.

ILB Lyn Dairon: A do-it-all backer, Dairon may be a bit undersized as a true freshman, but her instincts and excellent capacity to digest film make her an asset early. Her biggest weakness will be being swallowed up by offensive linemen who get to the second level - but fortunately a beefy defensive front makes that less of a risk. With her iconic bleach-white hair and countenance that befits a model, she was scouted by many modeling agencies in Chromatika before choosing to stay with playing gridiron, at least through college.

C Abdullah-Aadi Makavan: The Kinjestad High School graduate is a massive human being and locked up the team's longsnapping job quickly with his impressive capacity there. Big AAM is raw - but he'll probably get some snaps in decided games in a season where he's being groomed to be the monstrous centerpiece of this offensive line. Has really hit it off with Rylan Rodgers Jr, having volunteered as a snow-bear-sitter for Klaw on a couple of occasions - after Rodgers' roommate, Isaiah Hunter, he's certainly the big bear's second favorite of Rylan's teammates.

TE Mugisha Mulogo: A Banijan sensation, Mulogo is a 6'7" freak built in a lab - he's the best receiver of this tight end room and his blocking is a plus, although when he packs on some real size, watch out. Extremely quick off the line and out of his breaks, Mulogo's biggest issue is with his temperament - big guy likes to fight, and while this Governors program encourages a nasty edge, discipline is paramount - can Kasen Harrowitz and co. round at the edges and turn him into the player he can be?

Non-conference games:

Week 11:
Week 12: v
Week 13: @ University of Loyola Istria Blue Thunder (Rebel's Cannon Bowl)

Cold Hill University Buffalo
Team Roster and Information

Coaching Staff

Head Coach: Chris Dale, 55
Defensive Coordinator: Daniel Booker, 41
Offensive Coordinator: Connor Hellsing, 50
Strength and Conditioning: Louis Hall, 50
Special Teams Coach: Elliot Schmitt, 42
Quarterbacks Coach: Orton Smith, 46
Wide Receivers Coach: Randy Prior, 39
Tight Ends Coach: Gary Dennier, 41
Offensive Line Coach: Joe Sapp, 48
Defensive Line Coach: Reggie Gregory, 55
Linebackers Coach: Harrison Thomas, 56
Defensive Backs Coach: Charlie Steel, 39

*Denotes 1st year in role

Team Success
Titles: 7x Big 8 Champions, NSCF 20 & 22 Champions, NSCF 21 Runners-Up, NSCF 18 & 19 Semifinalists, Undefeated Regular Season NSCF 25

Conference Record: 96-24
Conference Championships: 1-0
Out of Conference Record: 26-9
Post Season Record: 14-8
Overall Record: 137-41

Home Stadium:

The Tundra, often snow covered, in Cold Hill was constructed in 1999, and can hold up to 85,000 people.

Team Philosophy:

At its core, the team's game plan is to rack up points and then make opposing quarterbacks uncomfortable when they try to catch up.

Offensive Style: Cold Hill is a pass-first, air raid, quarterback centric team offensively. Generally run the offense out of the shotgun in 10 or 11 personnel. (1 running back, no tight ends, or 1 running back, 1 tight end). As long as it's working, they see no reason to slow down scoring and give other teams a chance to get back into the game. Power style run game, tight ends and backs are usually plus pass protectors if they're starting. Expect a lot of chipping and double teams in pass protection. With a proven star in Benoit Youngblood under center, this looks to be the most aggressive passing attack in the NSCF.

Defensive Style: Base 3-4 Defense. In essence, make a bunch of plays and cause enough disruption to stop the offense. Outside linebackers serve primarily as edge rushers with very rare drop backs into coverage, while big defensive linemen clog up the interior. Heavy emphasis on pass rush. Scheme features a lot of blitzing, particularly from cornerbacks, and relies on linebackers to soak up tackles while the front men key on the passer. In the run game, expect a contain and bounce inside approach, to force runners straight into the linebacking core. Tendency to give up a lot of big plays but make plenty themselves.

Quarterbacks
#           Name             Class     Ht.        Wt.        Nationality 
9     Benoit Youngblood      sen       6-2        220      Quebec and Shingoryeo
12      Viktor Rowles        soph      6-1        210          Chromatika

Running Backs
#            Name        Class    Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
27     D'andre Fuller    sen     6-1     200          Ranoria
28     Kayley Lewis     jun     5-9      190          Ranoria

Wide Receivers
#          Name       Class     Ht.      Wt.       Nationality
10  Kasozi Batte     jun       6-5      235       Banija
15  Enox Silverman  soph       6-7      205       Chromatika
1    Heine Stølan   frsh       6-4       175        Valanora
19   Jules Tille     sen       6-1      190       Ranoria
17   Cara Grant      sen      5-11      175       Ranoria

Tight Ends
#             Name          Class      Ht.      Wt.     Nationality
89   Tony Fuller             sen       6-6      255       Ranoria
86   Bob Killsin            soph       6-4      250       Ranoria
85   Kyle Miller            frsh       6-3      240       Ranoria

Left Tackles
#              Name        Class   Ht.    Wt.  Nationality
69     Davey Bulldin      sen      6-6    320    Ranoria

Left Gaurds
#           Name         Class    Ht.   Wt.   Nationality
74 Summer Jones        sen       6-6    320        Ranoria
79 Autumn Fuller       soph      6-2    305        Ranoria

Centers
#          Name            Class    Ht.   Wt.        Nationality
50  Dhairya Taylor           jun    6-5    315      South Newlandia

Right Guards
#          Name         Class     Ht.     Wt.       Nationality
71      James Duncan    sen        6-4    325        Ranoria
53      Tyler Reeder    frsh       6-2    305        Ranoria

Right Tackles
#           Name        Class     Ht.   Wt.       Nationality
73 Wang Han-Gyuk     soph      6-10     300     Chromatika

Edge Rushers (Outside Linebackers)
#             Name     Class   Ht.   Wt.      Nationality
58       Connor Clay   jun     6-3   245        Ranoria
59       Congo Fiere   sen     6-2   255        Ranoria
50       Ingrid Nuhl   soph    6-4    230        Ranoria
55       Erik Kessler  frsh    6-1    210       Chromatika

Interior Defensive Linemen (Defensive Ends and Defensive Tackles)
#         Name       Class     Ht.    Wt.      Nationality
98    Harvey Klein     jun     6-8    340        Ranoria
93    Moriah Shinn     sen     6-6    325        Ranoria
92    Ryan Harriet    frsh     6-2    330        Ranoria
91    Bob Johnson      frsh    6-3     310       Ranoria

Inside Linebackers (off ball)
#       Name        Class       Ht.   Wt.      Nationality
52 Derek Pierce      sen        6-2   250        Ranoria
57 Joe Zachariah    jun         6-2   260        Ranoria
55 Mandy  Sawyer    frsh        6-1   205        Ranoria

CB

Cornerbacks
#       Name        Class     Ht.    Wt.     Nationality
27 Nicholas Hussain jun       6-2   185      South Newlandia
24  Mack Moore      jun        6    185         Ranoria
20  Jin Crews       sen        6    185         Ranoria
28   Miley Yu       soph      5-11  165         Ranoria

S

Safeties
#       Name                       Class   Ht.      Wt.      Nationality
45            Aldon Jameson        sen     6      205(FS)       Ranoria
43           Phillipe Thomas       sen     6-1    200           Ranoria
47           Kolton Mastson        soph   6-2     195          Ranoria
48           Miles Jackson          frsh    5-11    170         Ranoria

Kickers
#      Name     Class     Ht.   Wt.     Nationality
2  Rio Bocan    frsh      6      190       Ranoria

Punters
#     Name      Class      Ht.   Wt.      Nationality
3  Abner Tille   frsh       6    170        Ranoria

Kick and Punt Returns
#          Name       Class     Ht.      Wt.       Nationality
27 Nicholas Hussain soph       6-2      170    South Newlandia
1    Heine Stølan   frsh       6-4      175        Valanora
19   Jules Tille     sen       6-1      190       Ranoria

Key Losses:

Player bios:

Receiving Corps: This group is headlined by Kasozi Batte out of Banija. The phenom showed remarkable chemistry with Benoit Youngblood in their shared freshman season and the two looked absolutely unstoppable a season ago - now entering their physical prime, expect their connection to be even more prolific. Enox Silverman presents a second threat on the outside with an even bigger body - teams not from Drawkland will be hard pressed to find the size in their secondary to slow these two down. Heine Stølan will take Silverman's role as the exciting youngster this season hailing from Valanora - some might think targets would be hard to come by with two stud wideouts, but this team throws so much that Stølan will get plenty of looks.

ILB Derek Pierce: The former 4th ranked recruit in Ranoria, Pierce is an impact player. He's a run stopping beast and effective as a blitzer. The team captain is one of few above-average starters on this defense.

Benoit Youngblood: The end-all-be-all for this team's season. Youngblood is the most talented quarterback to enter this locker room since Rhine, and an argument could be made he has what it takes to surpass even Diamond Rhine's lofty heights. The junior has all the tools - both physically and in the team that's been built around him. If you want the best quarterback in college football, well, look no further. Youngblood managed to put up 42 points in a valiant effort against an eventual champion Richardson team that fielded one of the best defenses in NSCF history in the NSCF 27 semifinals and is the back-to-back reinging Offensive Player of the Year with over 9,500 yards to his name over the last two seasons.

But hey, behind him, that guy named Viktor Rowles? He’s been absolutely dicing up Cold Hill’s first teamers - if Youngblood goes down, this team has another absolute stud ready to take the reigns behind him.

C Dhairya Taylor: #3 recruit out of South Newlandia, Taylor has the size and will to excel in Cold Hill's system. An excellent pass blocker by nature, Taylor's secured a starting spot in her second season and is exactly what this team's looking for in an offensive lineman.

CB Nicholas Hussain: #7 recruit out of South Newlandia, Hussain's absolutely exploded in camp after spending all offseason throwing with Benoit Youngblood and Kasozi Batte, acclimating against the best of the best. After some flashes as a true freshman, there's no reason he can’t be a top-flight corner this season between his athletic gifts and newly acquired savvy.

DE Erik Kessler: Hailing from Chromatika, Kessler is a pure speed threat with a mind to dissect film study. However, he's not likely to get many snaps, weighing only 210 pounds even after a few months in the Buffalo weight room, Kessler's just not big enough to hold up with the massive offensive linemen at the collegiate level...yet.

Non-conference games:

Week 11:
Week 12:
Week 13:

[align=center]

by **Sherpus** » Sun Aug 13, 2023 7:55 pm

Derrick Hasselman: Super Potential Quarterback of the N-ZC University Lions

_{The Lions of Napoli-Zinemar City, round 1, pick 3, Derrick Hasselman. 2022.}

In the realm of college football, one name that resonates with both skill and promise is Derrick Hasselman. Born on March 5th, 2005, in the vibrant city of Rallion, Mwed, Derrick's journey to becoming a football sensation began at a young age. A blend of African-Sherpusian heritage, his prowess on the field is matched only by his determination off it. Graduating as part of the esteemed class of 2022 from Sycamarian High School, Derrick's entrance into the world of college football was marked by his enrollment at Napoli-Zinemar City University, where he now proudly dons the jersey of the Lions.

Derrick's ascent to football stardom is no surprise, given his exceptional lineage. Born to Moon Hasselman and Geora Hasselman-Davis, members of a renowned and affluent family, Derrick's natural athleticism seemed almost predestined. His journey from playing catch in the backyard to becoming the quarterback of a university football team has captivated fans and scouts alike. Known not only for his remarkable arm strength and precision, but also for his strategic acumen on the field, Derrick's performances have already earned him a place in the annals of football history.

At just 18 years old, Derrick Hasselman is already regarded as an extreme prodigy in the world of college football. His dedication, coupled with his rich familial background and the multicultural influences from his African-Sherpusian heritage, have shaped him into a unique and captivating athlete. As he leads the Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions into the thrilling gridiron battles of the college football season, the world watches in anticipation of the heights this exceptional young quarterback will undoubtedly reach.

SYCAMARIANS FOOTBALL stats 2021-22 Season

Quarterback, Derrick Hasselman - Senior, Class of 2022 (dftd to Napoli-Zinemar City University, R1.P3)

Player	Pass Yds	Yds/Att	Att	Cmp	Cmp %	TD	INT	Rate	1st Down	1st Down%	20+	40+	Lng	Sck	SckY
Derrick Hasselman	5108	9.7	677	552	72.9	47	9	113.2	265	55	102	17	81	15	136

by **South Americanastan** » Sun Aug 13, 2023 8:20 pm

FRONTIER MECHANICAL AND TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY ROUGHNECKS
THE OIL DOME, WESTSTEAD, HIGHLANDS PROVINCE, SOUTH AMERICANASTAN

NON CONFERENCE GAMES:
Week 11: vs UC-Prairie
Week 12: @University of Alexandroupolis
Week 13: vs UPAM

UNIFORMS

MEET THE COACHES

Base Offensive Formation: I-Form
Base Defensive Formation: 5-3

HEAD COACH: JJ Renner, 49

Taking charge of the program after Frontier M&T's forceful expulsion from the South Americanastan National Collegiate Football Association, Coach Renner seeks to stabilize Frontier M&T's football program in a new age of competition, and the fist step to that is to field a competitive team in the NSCF. Part of the Jack Wall coaching tree, he favors a stalwart defense combined with a slow, methodical offense to suffocate an opponent for all four quarters of the game.

Stepping down from a position as a coordinator in the South Americanastan Football League to take the opening as M&T's head coach, Renner began his career as a QB, and then Graduate Assistant, at M&T, before receiving a promotion to Assistant QB Coach for the Rulandi Savannah Bears at 28. He climbed the ladder, eventually becoming an Assistant Head Coach under the Jack Wall-coached Forrestbury Bushwhackers.

However, after the Wall regime in Forrestbury ended due to a contract dispute, Renner was left out at sea, as Wall took a 3-year sabbatical from football before returning to coach the South Americanastan National Team. He would take an offensive coordinator job with the Fralaksai Gunners, a position in which he served the next 4 years. However, after Frontier M&T's expulsion from the SANCFA and subsequent staff cleanout, he stepped down to take the job as head coach at his alma mater.

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR: PJ Renner, 30

Nepotism defined. One of JJ Renner's demands to take the M&T job was that his son be hired as the offensive coordinator. In reality, everyone knows that it's the elder Renner running the offensive show, but in an official capacity, "Lil' Renner" collects his salary and calls the plays. Don't get him wrong, though, PJ's not new to coaching football, previously serving as the Linebacker coach at Highlands Provincial University. How much he knows about the offensive side of the ball, however, remains to be seen.

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR: Jack Johnson, 52

Always the bridesmaid, never the bride. Johnson has been bouncing around position coach jobs for the past 30 years, but has never received a coordinator opportunity until now. Favoring a run-stopping defense that fights for every inch, his defenses are often prone to chunk plays, but good luck slowly driving downfield on this defense.

THE OFFENSE

QUARTERBACKS

1. Patrick Striagliano, Redshirt Freshman
WHEATLEY HS|207 Lbs|6'0"|#7|THROWS RIGHT
Strong, athletic quarterback who can threaten a defense with both their arm and their legs. Mentored by National Team QB Will Hart

2. Nick Johnson, Junior
WEST SHORE HS|201 Lbs|6'2"|#17|THROWS RIGHT
A mobile quarterback who makes up for a weaker arm with his accuracy and ability to run

3. Derek Hillis, Freshman
CAPE WESTON HS|189 Lbs|6'0|#12|THROWS RIGHT
Formerly a running back, Hillis is a mobile QB with great ballcarrier vision, though he lacks arm strength and accuracy.

WIDE RECEIVERS

1. Troy Lakspie, Junior
SAINT HAROLD'S HS|224 Lbs|6'3|#82
50-50 ball winner with a world-class vertical, struggles with drops

2. Oscar Kerkvliet, Senior
SOUTHPORT HS|192 Lbs|6'1|#86
Quick underneath threat with lots of speed, crisp route-runner

3. Eric Edmonton, Redshirt Sophomore
MOUNTAIN PEAK HS|196 Lbs|5'11"|#80
Small but strong receiver who isn't afraid to muscle defenders off the ball

4. Tommy Hart, Junior
VALLEY CREEK HS|209 Lbs|6'0"|#89
A speedy deep threat with a large catch range and soft hands

5. Bill Patterson, Senior
RULANDI CENTRAL HS|201 Lbs|6'1"|#83
Good at everything, excels at nothing. Best blocking WR on the team

TIGHT ENDS

1. Dick Kozko, Sophomore
RESKALO SOUTH HS|231 Lbs|6'3|#47
Receiving tight end with top-tier hands and muscle, though struggles with consistency

2. Moose Ericsson, Senior
VALLEY CREEK HS|242 Lbs|6'4|#39
Hybrid blocking-receiving tight end who pulls double-duty as Fullback in goal-line formation

3. Oscar Tralix, Junior
RESKALO NORTH HS|239 Lbs|6'1"|#42
Blocking tight end

4. Jim Jones, Senior
ST MARCUS CATHOLIC HS|247 Lbs|6'6"|#46
Blocking tight end

RUNNING BACKS

FULLBACK. Akin Okonkwo, Redshirt Sophomore
MOUNTAIN PEAK HS|215 Lbs|6'2"|#33
Strong power back in the same vain as his brother, however, he lacks the elder Okonkwo's breakaway speed

1. Casper Pillman, Junior
WHEATLEY HS|209 Lbs|6'1"|#37
Shifty and elusive pitch man and tailback

2. Wesley Richardson, Freshman
BEKKER HS - PRETORUSBURG|218 Lbs|6'0|#44
Tough-as-nails tailback who prefers to run through people rather than around them.

OFFENSIVE LINE

RT. Ian Donald, Junior
NORTHPOINT HS|276 Lbs|6'4"|#71

RG. J.G. Anderson, Sophomore
FORRESTBURY SOUTH HS|284 Lbs|6''5"|#78

C. Maxx Nester, Freshman
BEKKER HS - OLD PLAINEDGE|292 Lbs|6'7"|#74

LG. Cael Trossci, Senior
SOUTHEDGE HS|282 Lbs|6'6|#79

LT. Wallace Grimaldi, Sophomore
RIVERBANK HS|267 Lbs|6'4|#75

THE DEFENSE

DEFENSIVE LINE

RDE. Oscar Humphrey, Senior
NORTHPLAIN HS|254 Lbs|6'2"|#91
Quick and explosive speed rusher who excels in one-on-one situations

RDT. Lance Jones, Junior
WESTSTEAD HS|304 Lbs|6'9"|#99
Big run stopper with surprising athleticism and quickness

NT. Micheal Zapudski, Freshman
SHACKLES HS|353 Lbs|7'1|#95
A competitive powerlifter who never attended college, Micheal realized he still had eligibility while getting his degree. Watch out.

LDT. Ian Anderson, Senior
LOW VALLEY HS|289 Lbs|6'6"| #98
Pass-rushing DT with the ability to fill gaps in the run game if needed

LDE. John Glecko, Sophomore
SOUTHPORT HS|263 Lbs|6'3"|#93
Dynamic speed-to-power rusher who excels in stunts and simulated pressures

Backup DT. Joe Dikeman, Junior
MOUNTAIN PEAK HS|253 Lbs|6'1|#97
Undersized DT who makes up for his size disadvantage with speed and explosiveness

Backup DE. Joe Firerock, Senior
KILJASKER HS|256 Lbs|6'0|#95
Powerful end who excels in setting the edge and containing quarterbacks

MIDDLE LINEBACKERS

1. Kasey Kowakzki, Junior
HALETOWN HS|231 Lbs|6'0"|#62
Blitzing outside linebacker who excels at jumping snaps

2. Jack Warrick, Freshman
GOLDBANK HS|242 Lbs|6'1"|#57
"Little" brother of Pete Warrick, Jack Warrick possesses elite speed and acceleration.

3. John Wesko, Senior
NORTHPOINT HS|227 Lbs|6'2"|#59
Coverage linebacker with long arms - perfect for swatting checkdowns out of the air

OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS

1. Jack Linorstar, Redshirt Freshman
MOUNTAIN PEAK HS|253 Lbs|6'4"|#52
Athletic, powerful, and intelligent with high potential and a solid build. Also a film rat with high football IQ.

2. Cole Orton, Sophomore
WESTSTEAD HS|231 Lbs|6'0"|#67
Sideline-to-sideline prototype linebacker who excels in both coverage and pass rushing

3. KJ Jones, Junior
SOUTHPORT HS|243 Lbs|6'1"|#61
Old-school run-stopping linebacker

CORNERBACKS

1. Mike Mascari, Junior
NORTH PEAK HS|223 Lbs|6'3"|#24
"Bump-and-run" corner

2. Justin Time, Sophomore
TIPPONEE HS|219 Lbs|6'1"|#27
Ballhawking corner who waits until the last second to close in on receivers

3. Oscar Halliskin, Freshman
NISKILOO HS|231|6'1"|#29
High-potential freshman with great athleticism and agility. Lacks straight-line speed

4. Mitch Patterson, JUNIOR
EAST END HS|234 Lbs|6'2"|#21
Nickelback with enough speed to keep up with almost any receiver

SAFETIES

FS. Tommy Hail, Junior
ST JOHN'S ACADEMY|219 Lbs|6'1"|#38
Prototype ballhawk safety, not afraid to walk a fine line between clean play and pass interference

SS. Harry Trasker, Junior
NORTHERN PREP|229 Lbs|6'0"|#25
Run-stopping safety with a hard hitting edge

Backup S. John Ulster, Senior
NORTHPOINT HS|212 Lbs|5'11"|#32
Jack-of-all trades, though lacking in the size department

PERMISSIONS:
My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my scorers: Yes
Godmod scoring events: No
RP injuries to my players: Yes, nothing more than a game though
Godmod Injuries to my players: No
Suspend my players: TG/DM me first
Godmod suspension events: No
Godmod other events: TG/DM me first

by **Sherpus** » Sun Aug 13, 2023 8:56 pm

Telegram me for non-conference scheduling.

Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions

Coaching Staff

Head Coach: Matt Greiam, 39
Defensive Coordinator: Huston Dulokzlikaladi, 45
Offensive Coordinator: Justin Macvaron, 50
Strength and Conditioning: Greinke Mason, 49
Special Teams Coach: Kevin Pelinski, 43
Quarterbacks Coach: Maddylnn Gonters, 44
Wide Receivers Coach: Parker Masrean, 61
Offensive Line Coach: Airosmat Kina, 37*
Defensive Line Coach: Kriami Paker, 43
Linebackers Coach: Alan Coceseed, 63
Defensive Backs Coach: Devin Alegri Smerhouse Jr.

*Denotes 1st year in role

Team Success
Titles: None, yet.

Conference Record: 0-0
Out of Conference Record: 0-0
Post Season Record: 0-0
Overall Record: 0-0

Domino Arena

Domino Arena is an enclosed stadium in Napoli, Zinemar, Sherpus, it has a retractable roof, it was constructed in 2006 and holds exactly 93,284 people with all seats filled.

Team Philosophy

Offensive Style: The Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions execute their offensive plays from a dynamic range of formations. Led by quarterback Derrick Hasselman, the team seamlessly transitions between sets, utilizing the power of John Miller and Haschmail Bryan in the backfield, alongside the skills of Veria Lynch, Naymore Criemante, Friede Grecancha, and Kyle Saxman as wideouts and tight end. Anchored by an agile offensive line, the Lions expertly blend forceful plays and strategic play-action, creating an orchestration of adaptability that consistently keeps adversaries on their toes. The Lions primarily use the Ace I-formation.

Defensive Style:
The Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions adopt a versatile 3-3-5 nickel defensive formation. With Fredrick Marteen, Jerry Bertun, Alejandro Diaz, Baxtor Nelly, Henry Damian, and Sam Hendrix as key players, the team combines man-to-man coverage on the outside with deep support from safeties. This formation's flexibility, involving three down linemen, an edge linebacker, and five defensive backs, showcases their ability to seamlessly switch between pass rushing and coverage, forming an agile and formidable defensive unit.

Depth Chart

Quarterbacks
#           Name             Class     Ht.        Wt.        Nationality
5      Derrick Hasselman        frsh       6-3        195         Sherpusian
9    Sankri Mallus        jun       5-9        210          Sherpusian
2     Miska Vena        soph      6-2        180           Native Mwed

Running Backs
#            Name             Class       Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
2       Haschmail Bryan      sen      6-4    225          Sherpusian
26       Oscar Reyes      soph        6-1    235          Southern Lrunt Extrea

Wide Receivers
#          Name           Class    Ht.         Wt.        Nationality
1    Veria Lynch       frsh     6-2       180          Sherpusian
11    Naymore Criemante      soph     6-3      205          Lersapian
15    Friede Grecancha    jun   6         165          Sherpusian
9    Axel Guadala    sen   5-11         170          Sherpusian

Tight Ends
#             Name          Class      Ht.       Wt.        Nationality
83       Kyle Saxman       soph        6-4       230            Sherpusian
89     Orcher Maxine    jun        6-2       255            Sherpusian
81     Barry Freihopher      frsh       6-6       220            Sherpusian

Left Tackles
#                Name              Class     Ht.        Wt.    Nationality
72          Mascon Trevorman           jun       6-5        285      Sherpusian
74         June Cexertine            sen       6-8        300      Sherpusian

Left Guards
#           Name        Class      Ht.     Wt.        Nationality
75     Mark Vacterburg     frsh       6-2      280          Sherpusian
64    Frederick Moore  soph       6-5      305         Sherpusian

Centers
#          Name                  Class      Ht.      Wt.        Nationality
69   Geoff N'Hoaga                 sen      6-2      320           Trigrian
73  Betts Coorst        sen      6-6      295       Sherpusian

Right Guards
#               Name         Class     Ht.        Wt.       Nationality
58     Mickey Sneunir       soph         6-2      280             Sherpuian

Right Tackles
#             Name            Class    Ht.   Wt.     Nationality
66    Vetcher Melanie      jun    6-9     335    Sherpusian
62    Asato Kemia            frsh    6-5     295     Sherpusian

Defensive Ends (Edge Rushers)
#             Name        Class      Ht.    Wt.            Nationality
93     Cerave Makze        sen       6-5    235            Sherpusian
96     Ibrahim Al-Mansoori    sen       6-6     300            Middle Eastern Sherpusian

Interior Defensive Linemen (Defensive Tackles)
#                Name           Class      Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
94          Hekver Curtis        frsh       6-2    340            Sherpusian
98          Brean Toker     soph       6-9    325           Sherpusian

Wide Side Linebacker (Edge Rusher)
#          Name              Class      Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
95     Alex Johnson            frsh      6-3    245            Sherpusian
57     Chris Thompson          jun       6-3    220            Sherpusian

Inside Linebackers
#          Name              Class      Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
58     Ryan Miller             soph      6-9    260            Sherpusian
54     Jordan White            frsh      6-2    225            Sherpusian
50     David Clark             sen       6-2    250            Sherpusian
51     Marcus Brown            jun       5-11   240            Sherpusian

Cornerbacks
#          Name              Class      Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
23     Kyle Davis              sen       6-6    215            Sherpusian
22     Brandon Harris          jun       6-9    220            Sherpusian
26     Ethan Robinson          soph      5-10   220            Sherpusian
21     Justin Lee              frsh      6-2    160            Sherpusian
24     Matthew Wright          sen       6-1    185            Sherpusian

Safeties
#          Name              Class      Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
20     Jason Turner            jun       6-2    190            Sherpusian
27     Andrew Smith            soph      6-3    185            Sherpusian
32     Kevin Johnson           sen       5-9    195            Sherpusian

Kickers
#          Name              Class      Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
19      Daniel Wilson           jun       6-2    205            Sherpusian
18      Michael Brown           jun       6-1    160            Sherpusian

Punters
#          Name              Class      Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
17      Christopher Lee         soph      5-11   175            Sherpusian
14      Brian Davis             soph      6-1    165            Sherpusian

Kick and Punt Returns
#          Name              Class      Ht.    Wt.        Nationality
15     Joshua Martin           jun       5-10   175            Sherpusian
13     Eric Thompson           sen       5-11   180            Sherpusian

A Key Loss:

Everless DIVISION
Richardson University Governors                                     (-0.000)  - Ranoria                        [RAN]
High City College Snipers                                           (-0.724)  - Corporate City 1               [CCO]
Cold Hill University Bufalo                                         (+5.000)  - Ranoria                        [RAN]
Sea Dome University Stingrays                                       (+1.855)  - Sea Dome                       [MSD]
Evermore DIVISION
The Küsbon Kollege Knights                                          (-5.000)  - Cardenao                       [CAD]
Bingham Young University                                            (+3.500)  - Utah Theocratic Republic       [UTA]
The LeBois Santura University Broncos                               (+5.000)  - Cardenao                       [CAD]
Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions                                (+2.220)  - Sherpus                        [SHR]

In-Conference Games:

Week 1: The Küsbon Kollege Knights vs. Napoli Zinemar-City University Lions
Week 2: Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions @ The LeBois Santura University Broncos
Week 3: Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions @ Bingham Young University
Week 4: Sea Dome University Stingrays vs. Napoli Zinemar-City University Lions
Week 5: Cold Hill University Bufalo vs. Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions
Week 6: Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions @ High City College Snipers
Week 7: Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions @ Richardson University Governors
Week 8: Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions @ The Küsbon Kollege Knights
Week 9: The LeBois Santura University Broncos vs. Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions
Week 10: Bingham Young University @ Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions
Non-conference games:

Week 11: ?
Week 12: ?
Week 13: ?

by **Dhemixia** » Tue Aug 15, 2023 2:57 pm

Your 2023 UC-Prairie Blue Jays

Stadium: Brigantine Park (also known as "The Brig"), capacity: 54,387

Coaching Staff:

Head Coach: Craig Kelly
Offensive Coordinator: Leonidas Murray
Defensive Coordinator: Rhett Daniels

Offense: Singleback (3x WR, 1x HB, 1x TE)
Defense: 5-3 (5x DL, 3x LB, 3x DB)

Roster

*blue indicates starters

Quarterbacks                   Class                     Number
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Jerry Atkinson                  FR                        47
Kyle Pierce                     SO                        93
Jack Hall                       JR                        96

Runningbacks                   Class                     Number
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Kendrick Diaz                   SR                        10
Alex Reynolds                   FR                        95

Wide Recievers                 Class                     Number
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Michael Wallace                 FR                        81
William Chang                   SR                        87
Miles Gray-Rasmussen            JR                        34
Dante Conner                    SO                        24
Liam Matthews                   SO                        63

Tight Ends                     Class                     Number
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Damian Christensen              FR                        15
Leo Knight                      SO                        30

Offensive Linemen              Class                     Number
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Isaac Wells (LT)                SO                        23
Dexter Marquez (LG)             JR                        26
Blaine Castro (C)               SR                        18
Theo Butler (RG)                JR                        46
Louis Gallagher (RT)            FR                        58
Oscar Duncan (LG/LT)            SR                        62
Cedric Davidson (C)             JR                        14
Mason Hunt (RG/RT)              SO                        50

Defensive Linemen              Class                     Number
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Cameron Chambers (LE)           FR                        45
Charles Burke (DT)              SO                        59
Caleb Gonzalez (DT)             SR                        65
Shane Leblanc (RE)              JR                        80
Thiago Atkins (DT)              FR                        55
Sergio Baker (LE/RE)            JR                        96

Linebackers                    Class                     Number
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Bennett Peterson (LOLB)         JR                        9
Jackson Armstrong (MLB)         SR                        70
Marcus Wilkinson (ROLB)         FR                        36
George Townsend (OLB)           JR                        75
Mason Butler (OLB)              SR                        4   
Xavier Chapman (MLB)            FR                        73

Defensive Backs                Class                     Number
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Alejandro Matthews (CB)         JR                        49
Amari Walker (CB)               FR                        56
Christopher Burns (S)           SR                        66
Sean Pope (S)                   SO                        31
Dylan Houston (CB)              FR                        5
Lucas Karlsson (CB/S)           SO                        22     
Bradley Gutierrez (S)           JR                        64

Special Teams                   Class                    Number
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Sam Gustafsson (K)               FR                       76
Aaron Gustafsson (P)             FR                       77
Mario Joseph (KR)                FR                       97
Brady Harrison (LS)              SO                       89
Jerry Atkinson (QB/K/P)          FR                       47

Schedule

*blue indicates home games
Week 1: VS. Alexandroupolis
Week 2: @ Constantinople
Week 3: @ UPAM-Boca Rana
Week 4: @ Commonwealth of Baker Park
Week 5: @ Green City University
Week 6: VS. Royal Naval Academy 
Week 7: VS. Trent State
Week 8: @ Alexandroupolis
Week 9: VS. Constantinople 
Week 10: VS. UPAM-Boca Rana
------------
Non-conference play
Week 11: @ Frontier M&T
Week 12: VS. Lacragos
Week 13: @ BYU

by **Ranoria** » Wed Aug 16, 2023 8:11 pm

The Wildest NSCF Season Yet?
We're Gonna Make Our Case - And Conveniently Give You Folks Some Storylines To Follow!

1: Raynor and Mar Sara Tech Didn't Miss A Beat After Their Hiatus - Who's Going To Be The Team To Stop Their Onslaught?

Valanora's representatives may have been expected to miss a beat last season upon their return. Instead, they dominated conference play, Raynor knocked off Mar Sara Tech in the first round ( who knows how far they'd have gotten otherwise) and then made it all the way back to the NSCF championship game, much to the delight of reigning RFL defensive player of the year, a Vanorian in Kasper Ulvestad.

With their sea legs back under them (if one would dare say they ever left) - are they going right back to the top?

2: Upcoming Upheaval In The Celestia? The Egretfriends (Who also double as elefriends, just not red ones) may have a path.

Look, we get it -Ratzupalfu is mostly known for destroying everyone at home in atrocious weather and pushing Lance Kabuye to some truly drastic measures. But hear us out - they just got Ragnar Sampson, son of RFL legend Elijah Sampson and a deserving top recruit. Maximillian Marie is the most exciting fullback prospect to come out of Ranoria in awhile - this team has the potential to run the ball fifty times a game come storm or...worse storm and watch as their hapless opposition assumes fetal position against the coming onslaught.

If they can grab a win or three away from home, that might be all it takes.

3: What Will The "Big Three" Do In What's Likely To Be Their Shared Final Collegiate Season

Anne-Maurice Vivayavich, Kadesh Odika, and Benoit Youngblood. Three cannon-armed passers who have absolutely dominated from the opening gun. Odika a Most Outstanding Player and two time champion, Benoit with a pair of Offensive Player of the Year awards under his belt, and AMV, who stunned by bringing Loyola-Istria back from the brink all the way to a semifinal berth last season.

For the past few campaigns, they've all been the consensus best passers in the sport, although at this point Odika may have cemented his place as best of the era - we can't wait to watch what these three do in their upcoming campaign as they look to go out with a bang.

4: But don't forget about Blake Zuercher!

BYU's superstar passer managed to unseat the Buffalo once last season before losing a close one against them in the conference championship game. He and Benoit Youngblood are primed for another shootout this season - the only question looming over Zuercher's head is the blackout he suffered last season, apparently induced by his anxiety at having to effectively carry an otherwise mediocre squad. It's a massive red flag for scouts, but his game-breaking dual threat talent is enough that someone will take a swing on him early in the first round...if he keeps his commitment to the Ranorian Football League.

But that's not all from the Big 8! Rylan Rodgers Jr and Isaiah Hunter go into their shared third season

Isaiah Hunter and Rylan Rodgers Jr are already legends at Richardson, winning the NSCF championship as true freshman starters. After last season was a bit of a disappointment with The Butler limited by an ankle injury even when he could play, Rylan's coming off a World Baseball Classic championship and both players, physically, are clearly coming into their athletic prime. Rylan's leaned out and Hunter has packed on fifteen pounds from last season - if camp is anything to go off of, it's helped his deep ball tremendously, and he's clearly come into his own as a vocal leader on this team.

If these two can stay healthy, the Governors will be "dynamite on offense," per Kasen Harrowitz. Can they lead this blue-collar program to a second title in three seasons?

Oh and under the radar at that other school with a artist's excessively poor rendition of a lightning bolt for a logo...

It feels like when your little brother puts a stop to your legendary run in a fighting game by hitting the start button, when suddenly "A NEW CHALLENGER HAS APPEARED" comes on the screen and you're taken to the character select screen. The son of Isaka Jawara has entered the fray. You know the guy who made Loyola's basketball team insecure about their point totals and made the Blue Thunder's 4th leading receivers look better than most schools' #1?

Yeah, he's back. He's not going to get a ton of playing time with an established star like AMV at the helm, but he looms behind her - and we have a feeling he's not going to want to stay in his father's shadow for long.

Oh right,

There's this young lady named Lisa Bonsoon who intercepts quarterbacks, eats dreams and feeds on your fear. She's probably already the best cornerback in the NSCF, and she's only heading into year 2.

Folks - this season's going to be wild.

Richardson University
McNair Memorial Athletic Performance Complex
Team Meeting Room Following First Day In Pads

A low mutter of the young men and women assembled in the small auditorium clashed with the hum of an air conditioning system that probably wasn't as high end as you'd hope for from such a well-funded athletic department. Freshmen were slumped in their chairs, exhausted from two practices and hours of film sessions, playbooks with more variety in one personnel grouping than their entire high school play book haunting their nightmares. Even more had red bags under their eyes, with smaller capillaries bursting from the exertion of a collegiate practice with a professional demeanor.

"Why are we here?" bemoaned Ojara Kahara, his hood pulled tight over his skull and his normally impressive physique looking almost flat with how drained of glycogen his muscled were after the day's endeavors.

Next to him, the pair of freshmen he'd generally been running with had two very seperate responses. From fellow pass rusher Julian Anneliese it earned something between a snarl and a grunt - or maybe a snore with how far he was leaning back. Lyn Dairon, who by virtue of not bashing skulls with grown men four years her senior who were doing their damndest to commit war crimes all day was the least fatigued of the trio, offered some answer with her trademark bleach hair pulled back tight.

"I'm not sure, Coach told us to come in here, but it seems a bit impromptu..." she trailed off as the white noise to a sudden stop - even the air conditioning quieted down, and all eyes turned to the man behind the podium.

And he was a man now. Any shyness or quiet demeanor Isaiah Hunter had brought to Richardson was gone - he stood tall and seemed unassailable in the center of the room with his running mate, Rylan Rodgers Jr, at his hip a step behind. Unfazed by the nearly hundred eyes riveted on him. His own swept across the room, and every one of those exhausted young men stood at attention as his gaze met their own. The younger players began to squirm a bit as the silence grew heavy on their shoulders.

Hunter, seemingly satisfied, eased back onto his heels but his eyes only narrowed further, "Alright, we'll make this quick, because you all look terrible." That drew a slight chuckle to break the tension for a second or four, but that was quickly squashed. "I called you all here for a players only meeting, and I've just got one thing to tell you sorry lot."

Rylan's championship rings - one from the NSCF, one from the World Baseball Classic - foreshadowed what was coming.

"Any one of you who is not here to win an NSCF championship, get the hell out."

Now those who weren't at full attention were sat up straight in their seats. Being recruited is one thing, you see the glory, the posters, you meet a couple stars and get the pitch. Coaches promise your parents they'll keep an eye on you and sure, they mention working harder than you ever have, they mention a championship standard. But you don't really understand what they're saying until you get a moment like this. With a quarterback who's success is part of the recruiting pitch looking you, and every one else here, through the eyes and into your soul showing you exactly what that means.

"Going once," Rylan Rodgers Jr muttered behind him, with both stars scanning the room for any sign of weakness or dissent, "Going twice..."

Only now did Isaiah Hunter smile, cross his arms and offer a nod, "Good, then we're all in the same boat. It's easy to make that commitment now, but every time you get sloppy in your indy drills, remind yourself of that goal. Every time you go into team period, remember that you're not there to go nuts, you need to be applying the techniques that the best coaching staff in the world is showing you in those indies. It's not just physical effort. Focus. And when you want to quit, that's when you should get excited - because that's when everyone else stops, and doing what no one else is willing to do is what's going to make you great. Dismissed - get to bed as soon as possible, you all need to be sharp tomorrow."

Cold Hill University
Indoor Practice Facility - Spring Following NSCF 28

Seven steps back, one hop, pull back, extend the arm out - some traditional quarterback coaches would call it bad throwing motion, but new school guys knew it allowed for maximum throwing power - and let that thing rip.

On the money, of course, as Kasozi Batte caught it with Nicholas Hussain in coverage.

"Youngblood."

Benoit let the rotation of his throw spin him around, grinning before he even turned - he knew that voice. Chris Dale, long time front man for the Cold Hill Buffalo, waved his quarterback over. Beno jogged the five yards or so between them, waving the two skill guys over, "What can I do for you, coach."

"You can accept my apology, first of all."

Benoit Youngblood wasn't easily rattled. This was a guy who'd shredded the best defense the NSCF has seen since the '22 Firehawks against all odds, who's won back-to-back offensive player of the year awards. This though, as evidenced by his wide eyes and tilted head, threw him for a loop, "Excuse me?"

Dale looked to the ground, sighed, then looked back up just as Hussain and Batte arrived. "This has been weighing on me. With Diamond Rhine, this team went to three straight NSCF championships, winning two. Rhine's talented, but he wasn't a leader. He wasn't a model citizen. You are. And we've fallen short despite your brilliance in each of the past two seasons."

He seemed as if he was forcing himself to make eye contact, shoulders just ever so slouched forward, eyebrows drooping as opposed to his usual not-quite-a-scowl-but-really-close that he wore throughout the day. "Coach, that-"

Benoit started, but Dale cut him off, "I know what you're going to say. Save your breath. There are few players I feel are worthy of the kind of praise I'm about to heap onto you, and fewer who I feel wouldn't be negatively affected. I have coached a Ranorian Football League number one, two, five, and thirty overall pick at quarterback. A defensive end who was picked second and won three RFL defensive player of the year awards. Players chosen as starters for the team representing their nation at the World Bowl level. You know all that, it's part of the pitch here," he waved his arms to emphasize the tricked-out practice facility. "But you, young man," he jammed his finger into Youngblood's chest, and poked him again between each word to emphasize his point. "You are the singular best player I've ever coached."

Kasozi and Nicholas's attention turned to their quarterback, who's eyes looked like a tractor-trailer's headlights on a dark night.

"I am ashamed with myself for not bringing you to the summit of our sport. You have given me the leadership, excellence as a man and a human, and generational talent on the gridiron, to the extent that many great coaches dare dream of having only one of those qualities in a player. You have all three. You have helped shape the culture of this football program and been an exemplary member of our community. Benoit, I promise you on everything I am that I will do everything in my power to deliver the NSCF championship trophy to you, and that NSCF 29 will be the greatest coaching performance of my career."

Benoit hadn't quite recovered as his coach pulled back to offer his hand, his mouth hanging just slightly open at that acknowledgement. Kasozi Batte, therefore, was the first to respond.

"On my honor and the storied legacy of the name Batte," he pounded his chest and raised his chin, "I will be your sword in this endeavor, Beno."

That ringing endorsement seemed to shake Youngblood out of his stupor, and he reached forward to clasp his coach's hand in his own, "And I'll continue to strive to become the man my mother and father raised me to be, Coach Dale. Let's go win this thing."

by **TJUN-ia** » Thu Aug 17, 2023 3:24 pm

TRENT STATE UNIVERSITY FEATHERCAPS

GREEN CITY UNIVERSITY ROYAL EAGLES
JAMI'A GARIN KORE MIKIYA NA SARKI
ILE-ẸKỌ GIGA ILU ALAWỌ EWE AWỌN IDÌ ỌLỌLA
MAHADUM OBODO GREEN UGO NKE EZE

RP Permissions
Choose my scorers: Y
Godmod scoring events: Y
RP injuries to my players: Y
Godmod Injuries to my players: N
Suspend my players: Y
Godmod suspension events: N
Godmod other events: Y

by **Corporate City One** » Fri Aug 18, 2023 12:33 am

"everyone's a libertarian until one bad thing happens to them" - comedian Ginny Hogan on bsky

Deep in CC1 there is a fundamental will to adapt. It is easy to be a libertarian on paper and quote this and that economist. In the real world somebody is about to get hurt, somebody is or isn't going to pay for causing it, and you can get paid if you're on one end of the whole thing but maybe not if you're on none. Thinking on the level of a City-State, it is crucial to establish its strength on the regional, subregional and global stages through something between pure war and soft power. But traditional methods under the Supermassive Sea Dome, which is to say typically various codes of football and some of them typically worse than others, inherently left young talented laborers at risk just practicing it and could cause all kinds of wear on their bodies. When everything from your strategic reserve to your economic and political footing in the world depend on the truth and truthiness of your praxis, your ideology must enable great acts of both theory and practice to come to fruition quickly before your situation destabilizes. Life under a supermassive sea dome, much like the physics of the dome itself, is much about stabilizing, displacement, and really just understanding all of the above.

So it was that rivalries could be put aside so soon after the Murderer's Year, on one side of the line.

BUY NOW ENDLESS FUN

HIGH CITY COLLEGE SNIPERS (CCO)[Sea Peoples League Academics]

SCHEDULE
DIVISION
Cold Hill University Bufalo (+5.000) - Ranoria [RAN]
@ Richardson University Governors (-0.000) [RAN]
Sea Dome University Stingrays (+1.855) - Red Sea Dome [MSD]
CONFERENCE
Bingham Young University (+3.500) - Utah Theocratic Republic [UTA]
Küsbon (-5.000) - Cardenao [CAD]
@ Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions (+2.220) - Sherpus [SHR]
The LeBois Santura University Broncos (+5.000) [CAD]
DIVISION
@ Cold Hill
Richardson
@ SDU
NONCONF
@ University of Alexandroupolis Redbirds ( 0.000) - New Gesem [NGS]
Université St. Croix Bleu et Blanc (-4.000) - Quebec and Shingoryeo [QUE]
Trent State University Feathercaps (-1.000) - TJUN-ia [TJU]

HEAD COACH: Gendrate the Extemporator (52M) a Sea People translatable surname, NOT an English nickname. "the Extemporator" should be translated every time he is discussed in another language, even if the result is awkward or confusing.Gendrate has been head coach for 6 years, and got his translatable surname for his talent in communicating intricate and complex systems to young players. He has indicated he intends to start using young players as starters in the near future but not this year, as the labor surfeit continues.

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR: Luchu Fisher (46F) also a translatable surname, not the English name "Fisher"

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR: Win Place (37M) a fully translatable name; both parts are words, not the English names that are sometimes spelled that way

SYSTEM: As is customary in the Supermassive Sea Dome, all players are required to play at least two of offense, defense, and special teams. This allows a variety of different looks and matchups while reducing the frequency and cost of treating repetitive stress injuries. It is most common to use second-position players in special teams (of course), followed by WR/DB who seem to flit between sides of the ball throughout a game, significantly but not majorly reduced in TE/LB, fairly common for QB, less so RB, and least of all on the lines.

However, CC1 footballers have been strikingly healthy this season, with no injury-related absences and a sharp decline in illness exemptions from practice and training. It is not yet known what can explain this anomaly but it has been observed both in HCC's entry to the NSCF and in preparations for Sea Peoples League Gridiron. Even more strangely, the Snipers seem hardly to have bothered with the typical full cohort of bench warmers, as if they expect players to compete for spots based solely on skill and in-game luck without consideration for the usual load of injury replacements.

Most players listed, and all starters, are in their 4th year or later due to the surfeit of skilled labor under the Dome. Younger players scrimmage extensively and finish out a lot of games in order to make up the difference in NSCF experience and opportunity, and to preserve and maintain institutional knowledge and best practices.

Mainly uses 4-4 defense, to take advantage of the athletic flexibility, intelligence, and speed of players and try to negate any physical advantages held by less war-torn countries' teams. Defenders often switch roles between plays.

Primarily QB
(C) Jennifer Eura
Sweet Clime

Primarily OL
Hantzle
Sustained Fury
Canceler
Gelato Peaks
Slonk Wilder
Grant Pyre
Sarpind
Push Stravinsky

Primarily WR
Examiner Courteous (C) ST 
Mountain Goat
Tellminer
Ypres Ypres
Company Smalltown
Marlin
Perseverator
Rebowler

Primarily RB
Gadigal Pesci
Prince of Gold
Dip Coulson

Primarily TE
Dentricate
Natrav
Challenger Propyl

Primarily DL
Raihayec
Landset Final
Marbled Goose
Europize Sceptre
Tan Daily
Regiup
Thrice Saved

Primarily LB
Motorco
V.C. Esque
Kafweyce
Equator Jack
Diego Storm
Halifax

Primarily DB
Close Circuit
(C) Tester Philippines
Sevenths Ruminator
Regulator
Bellin

Kicker
False Move
Relly Kierst

Punter
Bone Chiller
Young Determinator

by **Dod Rava** » Sat Aug 19, 2023 7:44 am

Coaching staff
Head Coach: Jeremiasz Koks 63
Offensive Coordinator: Mirek Kasztan 54
Defensive Coordinator: Katarzyna Jasna 34

☆ = indicates starters
Offence

Quarterbacks
#9  QB  Bogdan Koper    SR ☆
#26 QB  Kuba Gaj        SR
#35 QB  Maks Hutnik     SO
#69 QB  Luka Coronel    SO

Running Backs
#27 RB  Piotr Lasko     SR ☆
#28 RB  Olek Kaperniak  FR
#8  RB  Jacek Cisza     SR ☆
#53 RB  Czesław Ptak    SO

Tight Ends
#61 TE  Joan Nápoles    SO ☆
#44 TE  Igor Cich       JR
#67 TE  Hugo Hodak      SR
#71 TE  Asier Borob     SR

Wide Receivers
#91 WR  Satvik Anderson SO   
#55 WR  Jacek Kwiecień  SO ☆
#77 WR  Andrzej Toma    SR
#80 WR  Gabriel Kulak   JR ☆

Right Tackles
#31 RT  Logan Harrison  SO ☆  
#2  RT  Jerzy Glab      SR

Left Tackles
#3  LT  Joachim Tarka   SO ☆
#5  LT  Manuel Riba     JR

Centers
#6  C   Gustaw Pepik    SR ☆
#11 C   Gael Riba       FR

Right Guards
#7  RG  Marco Escudero  SO
#99 RG  Kajetan Krupka  SO ☆

Left Guards
#56 LG  Tomasz García   FR ☆
#20 LG  Adrian Barna    SR

Defence 

Defensive Linemen
#66 LE  Dylan Ariza     SO ☆
#72 LE  Biel Lagos      SR

#34 RE  Tomasz Jeżowski SO
#53 RE  Raymond Kubala  JR ☆

#47 DT  Aleks Zawisza   SR ☆
#45 DT  Patryk Ulow     FR
#81 DT  Damian Arizak   SO ☆
#85 DT  Ferdek Kiepski  SO

Linebackers
#82 LB  Leszek Ozga     SO ☆
#4  LB  Edgar Frantz    FR
#87 LB  David Sastre    SR

#88 MLB Philip Harvey   SO ☆  
#73 MLB Edgar Szewc     JR
#74 MLB Saul Oñate      SR

#75 OLB Piotr Kaleta    SO
#76 OLB Leonidas Pakuła SR ☆
#78 OLB Albert Abad     SO

Defensive Backs
#10 CB  Teo Aranda      FR
#97 CB  Iwo Ziętek      JR ☆
#31 CB  Sławomir Ćwik   JR ☆
#33 CB  Alex Kaniecki   SO
#39 CB  Jakub Rokita    SR

#32 FS  Krzysztof Nava  SO ☆
#31 S   Józek Malenta   SR
#37 S   Aleix Ocaña     SO
#38 SS  Mieszko Glin    JR ☆

Special
#96 K Hugo Sułek        SO ☆
#92 K Iwan Łaszewski    FR
#17 P Karola Warholska  JR ☆
#19 P Nikodem Garn      SR

Stadion Akademicki (5,000):
(Expanded since last year)

Schedule:

Conference games:
Week 1: @ Altai University
Week 2: @ Frontier Mechanical and Technical University
Week 3: vs. NTN Palæontological-Centred Research University
Week 4: vs. Felswyr State University
Week 5: vs. Cavsar University
Week 6: @ Staramara Tech University
Week 7: @ Sadeg State University
Week 8: vs. Altai University
Week 9: vs. Frontier Mechanical and Technical University
Week 10: @ NTN Palæontological-Centred Research University

Non-conference games:
Week 11: vs. Ratzupalfu University of Nature
Week 12: @ Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions
Week 13: ?

[/spoiler]

School info:
Country Name: Dod Rava
Country Trigramme: DOR
College Name: Koronki University of Technology and Computing (KUTC)
Team Nickname: Crow's
Home Stadium (Capacity): Stadion Akademicki (5,000)
Style of play: +1

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes.
Choose Scoring Events: Yes.
Godmod Scoring Events: No.
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: No.
Godmod Other Events: Maybe it depends, tg me or dm me on discord first.

by **Gran Saguaro** » Sat Aug 19, 2023 9:34 am

Universidad Politécnica Autónoma del Metro-Boca Rana
¡Los Zorillos!

Stadium: Arena Mateo Y. Tassis Boca Rana, San Armando Federal District: cap. 54,210
Colors: Black-and-White. The mascot is "Zorro", a skunk.

ONE OF GRAN SAGUARO'S oldest secular universities, the Universidad Politécnica Autónoma del Metro-Boca Rana (UPAM) is perhaps among of the most famous in the country. Located in the heart of downtown San Armando, Gran Saguaro's primate city and capital, the Boca Rana neighborhood evolved from a working class district of textile mills and distilleries into a bohemian, dynamic area beloved by Gran Saguaro's artists, innovators, and cultural leaders (UPAM strongly rejects the notion that Boca Rana has become "gentrified", and especially the accusation that the university has contributed to such a phenomenon). UPAM offers the perfect mix of urban life and secluded college town feel — the university is contained by a massive, waterfront-adjacent, seismically-active campus block affectionately called "University City", to provide peace of mind for the students but easy access to all that San Armando has to offer.

UPAM is also a world-class research university, on the forefront of Saguareño innovation; UPAM's labs have seen the development of, among others, Plas-Nex, an eternally non-degradable plastic; alduprasine, or the "temporary sober" pill; and a strain of wheat that can grow in nearly 200-degree-celsius temperatures. Nevertheless, UPAM has so much more to offer than just the stellar Kiff College of Sciences; the university boasts a top-notch College of Business, the Abner Trujillo College of Liberal Arts, the Zwillman College of Design (housed in an expressionist beige building along the inner waterfront, which can be best described as "bubbling"), the Morales School of Law, the Raquel Nickelman College of Mathematics, and the SuperColegio, home to UPAM's undeclared-major students and an eight-story black-and-white block synonymous with the university.

UPAM is not limited, however, to being solely an academic school! Our oceanside location features plenty of perks; the most fun of which is UPAM's one-kilometer private beach, open only to UPAM residents (and selected guests) 24/7 (when not being utilized for beach volleyball) and patrolled by student lifeguards. The students in the History and Anthropology department operate a free-access museum, and the Botany students have begun a process of outfitting every large building with a rooftop community garden. The Geology department students actively monitor the seismic fault that UPAM sits on; the flexible metal bridge over the fault is a popular selfie and first-kiss spot. UPAM is home to over nine different fraternities, and seven sororities; thirty-two dorms; an honors college, where the students live in Honors Tower, a spacious tudor-revival home (because the Honors Tower was built in 1971, there are too many honors students for the tower — most honors college students live in the adjacent Mendoza Heights 16-story brick building constructed in 2004); and of course, eighteen highly-ranked varsity sports.

UPAM's College Gridiron team is the (second) most popular (after basketball); under then-sophomore (now-senior) César Del Rey, UPAM won the National Brooch in an overtime win against then-highest-ranked UPRC-U after a 72-yard Quarterback sneak on a fourth down. UPAM has a longstanding gridiron rivalry with the City College of San Armando, which has been lopsidedly in favor of the Zorrillos for the past twenty-odd years. UPAM made it's international debut at NSCF 28, where the Zorrillos made an astounding run to the playoffs and promptly lost in the first round. With little loss of players from graduation, owing to the team's young core, UPAM is optimistic about it's chance to capitalize on last year's lessons.

COACHING
HC: Bernardo Bojorquez
Assistant HC: Everesto Cintrón
OC: Jaylin Garay
DC: Logan Pandora
Special Teams: Jay Vega

Strength and Fitness Coach: Axel Tobar
Chief Analyst: Pedro Pulido
Pass Game Coordinator: Alvin Madrid
QBs Coach: Orlando Fabian
WRs Coach: Branden Campos
RBs Coach: Diego Polanco
O-Line Coach: Gaspar Limón
ILBs Coach: Janely Collado
OLBs Coach: Angelina Ortíz
DBs Coach: Adam Abreu
D-Line Coach: Wolando McKinley

STARTERS

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes.
Choose Scoring Events: Yes.
Godmod Scoring Events: Yes
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: Yes, unilaterally, but let me know
Godmod Other Events: Yes, unilaterally, but let me know

SCHEDULE

Week 1: @ Constantinople University
Week 2: HOME - Alexandroupolis University (Blackout)
Week 3: HOME - University of Columbus-Prairie
Week 4: @ Royal Naval Academy
Week 5: @ Trent State University
Week 6: HOME - University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park (Homecoming)
Week 7: HOME - Green City University
Week 8: HOME - Constantinople University
Week 9: @ Alexandroupolis University
Week 10: @ University of Columbus-Prairie
Week 11: HOME - Bingham Young University (Whiteout)
Week 12: @ Sea Dome University
Week 13: @ Frontier M&T

by **Chromatika** » Sun Aug 20, 2023 6:00 pm

Felswyr State University Firehawks
Stadium: Firehawks' Roost (Cap. 38,000), Felswyr, Mountain District, Chromatika
Offensive Base Formation: 5 OL, 3 WR, 1 TE, 1 HB, 1 QB
Defensive Base Formation: 3 DL, 4 LB, 1 SS, 1 FS, 2 CB

COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Naia Curentino, 41
Who is Naia Curentino? She played football semiprofessionally in the Regional Leagues for a few years before calling her career quits and going all in on Misha Florentine's plan. An avid fan of the NSCF (her favorite team until Felswyr State entered the competition was University of Loyola-Istria, she's revealed in a few interviews), she's the mad scientist of the Coaching Staff. She's very animated, very forward, and very driven. Having been the mastermind to three titles, she now steps in as the Head Coach of the Firehawks, ready to take the next step in fulfilling her legacy.

Offensive Coordinator: Eve "Swoosh" Moraxis, 35
A new find by Curentino, Eve "Swoosh" Moraxis is a very enthusiastic, joyful chatterbox of an Offensive Mind who is a bit of a mad scientist. Loving the usage of unorthodox formations, interesting route combinations and delayed timings that flummox opposition, Swoosh's plans have often been considered too crazy in the Chromatik media. With Curentino to help tamper her creativity, though, Felswyr State should be able to glean the useful bits and let the absolute crazy bits die. Characterized by a "swoosh" of silver-grey hair, this is not your usual Chromatik.

Defensive Coordinator: Isidora Noles, 47
With Kasen Harrowitz leaving for Richardson University, Isidora Noles stepped in as Defensive Coordinator, promoted from her Secondary Coach position. She's been highly instrumental in how the team's come together defensively. She'll be using a 3-4-4 instead of the 3-3-5, which will mean that the team will be a bit more stout through the middle. As a disciplinarian and shrewd tactician who knows her personnel by heart, the Firehawks haven't missed a beat, leading the team to a surprise title. She is the disciplinarian of the bunch, but her tough love style works with the players.

Special Teams Coordinator: Vera James, 36
A savant of trick plays and taking risks, James is the youngest member of the staff by far. She views every instance of special teams impacting the match as an opportunity to hit it big, and will always look for players who can do more than they are supposed to. A tricky, catty individual, she's willing to do almost anything to win. With McAllister and Katt gone, there's new players on the positions - and the possibility for more.

Head Physio: Marius Benne, 41
The younger brother of Zoe "Z" Benne, the Chromatik National Football Team's physio, Marius is the more serious of the two, all business all the time. He's pretty good at his job.

OFFENSE
Usual Starters in Italics
* Indicates New Starter

Quarterbacks - 3
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#05    Kadesh Odika          21   Sr  R    6 ft  4 in    Busukuma           Calm, Quick, Explosive - Banija OFFENSIVE CAPTAIN
#03    Melina Harsh          22   Sr  L    6 ft  8 in    Felswyr            Pocket Presence, Rocket Arm, Fragile
#09    Anderson Joseph, Jr.  20   So  L    6 ft  5 in    Lanar              Passionate, Enigmatic, Risky

Wide Receivers - 5
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#12    Essa Kayode           21   Sr  R    6 ft  4 in    Jinja City         Big, Smart, Physical - Banija
#85    Vince Cartier         22   Sr  R    5 ft 11 in    Rhoni              Speedy, Possession, Quick First Step
#11    Nero Ramsey           19   So  R    6 ft  1 in    Ranoria City       Explosive, Quick, Consistent - Ranoria
#81    Amos Pickard          19   Fr  L    6 fr  8 in    Rhoni              Tall, Rangy, Consistent
#83    Ulrich Hammer         19   Fr  L    6 ft  3 in    Staramara          Good Route Running, Physical, Yards after Catch

Position Players - 3
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#35    Sydney Thomas         20   Jr  R    5 ft  8 in    Jotunville         Hard Working, Works Through Contact, Physical - Ranoria
#21    Anne Holmes           20   So  R    6 ft  1 in    Ming               Well-Rounded, Elusive, Speedy
#24    Pang Gisim            19   Fr  R    6 ft  3 in    Alnio              Physical, Quick, Reliable

Tight Ends - 3
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#80    Ulrich Jefferson      22   Sr  L    6 ft  8 in    Urrheddiao         Good hands, Route Runner, Big
#88    Carmen Mohai          20   So  R    6 ft  2 in    Larhai             Blocker, Big, Physical
#68    Jen Hallow            19   Fr  R    6 ft  7 in    Eyrods             Reliable, Sure-Handed, Rangy

Offensive Tackles - 3
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#71    Franz Han             22   Sr  L    6 ft  3 in    Z'ai'ai            Aggressive, Tempered, Big
#77    Isaiah Miller         21   Jr  R    6 ft  2 in    Randan             Balanced, Quick, Even-Tempered*    
#75    Zoe Muller            18   Fr  R    6 ft          Elephant Valley    Strong, Cerebral, Grounded - South Newlandia        

Offensive Guards - 4
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#76    Christian-A Matthews  18   Fr  R    6 ft  8 in    Walstreim          Tank, Quick, Twitchy - South Newlandia                                                                                 
#73    Karim Henzaya         22   Sr  R    6 ft  8 in    Umbar              Nimble, Even-Footed, Strong*
#64    Evan Meer             22   Sr  R    6 ft  6 in    Felswyr            Handsy, Cerebral, Smart
#62    Melo Sawelo           18   Fr  R    6 ft  6 in    Busukuma           Mauler, Physical, Quick - Banija 

Centers - 3
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#78    Liam Hossam           22   Sr  R    6 ft  3 in    Brisara            Imposing, Quick, Runner*
#79    Stephan Gorg          22   Sr  L    6 ft  8 in    Felswyr            Towering, Physical, Strong
#60    Matthias Woodpecker   19   Fr  R    6 ft  1 in    Anfanhar           Field General, Cerebral, Dominant

Offensive Philosophy

This is the Odika show - and everyone is fully aware. With most of the offensive line graduating, Odika will have the unenviable task of wrangling together a new crew. He does have fantastic receiving targets in all the roles, though, and if needed, Sydney Thomas can really pound the rock. If the line can hold, Felswyr State should be more than fine to continue to score plenty of points.

DEFENSE
Usual Starters in Italics

Defensive Ends - 5
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#53    Karwana Kimaka        19   So  L    6 ft  1 in    Aksum              Strong, Powerful, Wrecking Ball - Banija*
#65    Kira Jones            22   Sr  L    6 ft  8 in    Chromia            Physical, Brutal, Punisher*
#63    Ishmael Carraia       22   Sr  R    6 ft  5 in    Wirr Tsi           Speedy, Jovial, Driven
#48    Arley Jiminez         19   Fr  R    6 ft  2 in    Hanai              Runs by Blockers, Chases Quarterbacks, Injury Prone
#55    Kang Jo-Beom          19   Fr  R    5 ft 11 in    Nonian             Run Stuffer, Physical Tackler, Initiator

Defensive Tackles - 3
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#44    Bryan Hilbrand        22   Sr  R    6 ft  3 in    Tor                Frantic, Wise, Jumpy
#40    Josiah Anderson-Smith 21   Jr  L    6 ft  9 in    Chromia            Physical, Temperamental, Relentless Motor
#42    Wilhelm Cygnus        20   So  R    6 ft  5 in    Myana              Physical, Motivated, Fit
 
Outside Linebackers - 3
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#52    Trevon Specter        21   Sr  R    6 ft  3 in    North Ashland      Passionate, Reserved, Speculative - Ranoria
#57    Isabelle Rancor       21   Jr  R    6 ft  3 in    Tihon              Cerebral, Coverage Specialist, Great Hands*
#58    Asmodel Propleier     20   So  R    6 ft  3 in    Crix               Blitzer, Form Tackler, Big Game Experience

Middle Linebackers - 5
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#43    Theo Nilsen           21   Jr  R    6 ft          Raynor City        Speedy, Versatile, Great Vision - Valanora
#59    Shivay Patil          21   Jr  R    6 ft  3 in    Ratzupalfu         Run Support, Determined, Consistent - South Newlandia*
#58    Britney Hines         20   So  L    6 ft  5 in    Lorentine          Cerebral, Leader, Health Concerns
#54    Ilya Gorgon           22   Sr  R    6 ft  8 in    Felswyr            Smart, Fast, Composed
#50    Riley Este            19   Fr  L    6 ft  2 in    Rhoni              Loves to Take Risks, Tackling Machine, Human Missile

Strong Safeties - 2
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#38    Saya Okayato          21   Jr  R    6 ft  5 in    Rhoni              Jack of All Trades, Injury Prone, Good Natured
#31    Bruno Clarke          20   So  R    6 ft  1 in    Malidrad           Reliable, Plays Smart, Outgoing - South Newlandia

Free Safeties - 2
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#22    Adora Hightower       22   Sr  R    6 ft  3 in    Myana              Aggressive, Athletic, Driven
#37    Édit Éloise           21   Jr  L    6 ft  4 in    Lhor               Ball Hawk, Cerebral, Fast

Cornerbacks - 6
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#28    Lisa Bonsoon          20   So  L    6 ft 11 in    Eyrods             Long Range, Instinctive, Aggressive DEFENSIVE CAPTAIN
#23    Alani Sörens          22   Sr  R    5 ft 11 in    Ratzupalfu         Smart, Fast, Keen - South Newlandia*               
#33    Annika Rhine          22   Sr  R    6 ft 10 in    Hanai              Shutdown Corner, Langy, Injury-Prone
#29    Éloi Pléssíen         22   Sr  R    6 ft  6 in    Eyrods             Rangy, Good Hands, Quick Off the Line
#41    Dwight Hellstrom      21   Jr  R    6 ft 10 in    Myana              Tall, Jumping Reach, Instinctive
#26    Kiyah Everstrum       19   Fr  L    6 ft  5 in    Felswyr            Rangy, Disruptive, Dogged

Defensive Philosophy

Under Noles, the Firehawks have switched to a more traditional 3-4-4, and utilizes a coverage middle linebacker and a blitzing one on most situations. There is definitely youth all over the field, but they'll try to be aggressive, cause turnovers, and hope that they recover on the back end if that fails. Lisa Bonsoon adds that home run threat who can intercept the ball on any play where the ball is headed her way.

SPECIAL TEAMS
Usual Starters in Italics

Kickers - 2
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#06    Ivan Homer            22   Sr  L    5 ft 11 in    Z'ai'ai            Clutch, Even-Keeled, Passionate SPECIAL TEAMS CAPTAIN
#09    Park Jung-Shik        20   So  R    6 ft  2 in    Ming               Big Leg, Accurate, Cerebral

Punters - 1
Num    Name                 Age   Yr  R/L  Height        Hometown           Description
#01    Ydira Zhanfijan       19   Fr  L    6 ft  9 in    Chromia            Power Leg, Touchbacks, Physical*

Special Teams Philosophy

A kicker should never miss. Play for field position. Solid fundamentals. McAllister will always be missed.

Season Schedule
Week 1: vs. Sadeg State University Skyhawks (DRK)
Week 2: vs. Cavsar University Gladiators (DRK)
Week 3: @ Staramara Tech University Lava (CMT) - Battle for the Eternal Flame
Week 4: vs. Koronki University of Technology and Computing Crows (DOR)
Week 5: vs. Frontier Mechanical and Technical University Red Riders (SAS)
Week 6: @ NTN Palæontological-Centred Research University Dinosaurs (NTN)
Week 7: @ Altai University Jaguars (OKX)
Week 8: @ Sadeg State University Skyhawks (DRK)
Week 9: @ Cavsar University Gladiators (DRK)
Week 10: vs. Staramara Tech University Lava (CMT) - Battle for the Eternal Flame
Week 11: @ Cold Hill University Buffalo (RAN)
Week 12: @ University of Loyola-Istria Blue Thunder (BNJ)
Week 13: vs. Raynor University Rockets (VAL)

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes.
Choose Scoring Events: Yes.
Godmod Scoring Events: No.
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: No.
Godmod Other Events: No.
Style Modifier: +5.0

Staramara Tech University Lava
Stadium: Johnston Memorial Stadium, Staramara, Urrhed Island (Cap. 14,500)

MANAGEMENT
Head Coach: Laverna Getz (58)
Offensive Coordinator: Teisha Wagoner (54)
Defensive Coordinator: Candy Vogel (54)
Special Teams Coordinator: Adelle Bernard (47)

Quarterbacks - 3
#03 QB John "JJ" Garret, Jr. - Fr (18) - Height: 6' 5" - Hometown: Indianapolis, Ranoria
#11 QB Noah Sellers - Fr (19) - Height: 6' 4" - Hometown: Alnio, Capital District
#07 QB Amerique Qarinne - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 1” - Hometown: Urrheddiao, Urrhed Island

Gone are the dueling duo of Anderson and Masakazu. Instead, welcome one John "JJ" Garret, Jr., the son of John Garret, Sr., one of the greatest names in Ranorian gridiron history. The Lava are taking a bit of a gamble, but if he doesn't pen out, Noah Sellers will be here - he that helmed the Martyrs for four seasons. Amerique Qarinne has always been a glorified backup, and gave up the possibility of being a starter without much of a fuss.

Running Backs - 4
#20 RB Isaga Duhaga - Jr (20) - Height: 5' 10" - Hometown: Busukuma, Banija - OFFENSIVE CAPTAIN
#34 RB Davis Pill - Fr (19) - Height: 6' 5" - Hometown: Staramara, Urrhed Island
#26 RB Cyrus Ebincott - So (20) - Height: 6' 3"- Hometown: Inon, Myana Island
#22 RB Ingrid Schevchenko - Fr (18) - Height: 6' 2" - Hometown: Norman, Ranoria

Duhaga is the physical, short-yardage back, to be spelled by Davis Pill, another back built in the same frame. Ebincott and Schevehenko are both hybrid backs who are lethal catching passes out of the backfield - with Ingrid being the one with more of an upside.

Fullbacks - 2
#37 FB Jameson Akae - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 3” - Hometown: Staramara, Urrhed Island
#64 FB Angie Wheeler - So (20) - Height: 6' 5" - Hometown: Eyrods, Myana Island

Jameson Akae takes over at fullback, being more of a blocker than a receiver. Wheeler can be subbed in on passing downs.

Wide Receivers - 4
#83 WR Jacoby Grinner - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 4" - Hometown: Chromia, Capital District
#82 WR Edison Dotwiler - Jr (21) - Height: 6' 2" - Hometown: Chromia, Capital District
#19 WR Eduard Wallard - Jr (21) - Height: 6' 2" - Hometown: Vitoron, Capital District
#84 WR Kuma Sandt - So (20) - Height: 6' 2"- Hometown: Eyrods, Myana Island

Grinner can tear up the field and Dotwiler and Wallard can both catch passes in the open. When the Lava need to make comebacks, they now have a slew of players that can really catch the ball. Add in Sandt, a precise route runner, and the Lava could go four wide if they really need to. Imagine this team having that kind of flexibility.

Tight Ends - 3
#89 TE Darin Faulkner - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 1” - Hometown: Urrheddiao, Urrhed Island
#88 TE Osman Pyatt - Jr (21) - Height: 6' 10" - Hometown: Myana, Myana Island
#80 TE Shane Myst - So (20) - Height: 6' 3" - Hometown: Sanar, Rainbow District

In order for the Lava to do well, their Tight Ends will have to do well. Darin Faulkner is good in rush blocking and not much else, while Pyatt can help with the passing downs. Myst is a work in progress, but has great hops.

Offensive Tackles - 4
#73 OT Ikuru Bayongo - Jr (20) - Height: 6' 4" - Hometown: Kihanga, Banija
#79 OT Pietr Sandoff - Jr (21) - Height: 6' 11" - Hometown: Hanai, Capital District
#62 OT Riekr Mundt - So (20) - Height: 6' 8" - Hometown: Chromia, Capital District
#68 OT Cando Rust - So (20) - Height: 6' 3" - Hometown: Urrheddiao, Urrhed Island

Bayongo is the jack of all trades from Banija, while Pietr Sandoff is a great passing blocker. Riekr Mundt is a bulldozer of a man who prefers to run-block, and Cando Rust is a well-balanced player. They remain the biggest question for the Lava's offense given that it's all underclassmen.

Offensive Guards - 4
#71 OG Karlos Dwyer - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 1” - Hometown: Urrheddiao, Urrhed Island
#78 OG Arley Barrier - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 7” - Hometown: Staramara, Urrhed Island
#75 OG Perry Rend - So (20) - Height: 6' 5" - Hometown: Felswyr, Mountain District
#76 OG Ryan Iskendor - So (20) - Height: 6' 7" - Hometown: Lhor, Coastal District

Some stability for once on the offensive guard position. Karlos Dwyer is very quick for a Guard - and that will be needed; Arley Barrier is a mauler. With Perry Rend and Ryan Iskendor being more of depth options, Dwyer and Barrier will have to make sure that they can stay healthy.

Centers - 3
#67 C Ezekiel Dungste - So (20) - Height: 6' 3" - Hometown: Chromia, Capital District
#65 C Merik Jungston - So (20) - Height: 6' 2" - Hometown: Alnio, Capital District
#70 C Evan Rheese - Fr (19) - Height: 6' 5" - Hometown: Myana, Myana Island

Ezekiel Dungste has won the battle to be the starter after Park's graduation, and the quicker center will have the task of coordinating a veteran group. Merik Jungsten is a much bigger piece, while Even Rheese has the potential to be better than either of them.

DEFENSE
Philosophy: The Lava run a 4-3, Cover 2, with an emphasis on stopping the run and pressuring the Quarterback. They aren't the best at stopping the pass, but in an ideal game, they'll control time of possession and get at the Quarterback enough times that it limits the opposition.

Defensive Ends - 4
#61 DE Paul Eberron - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 4” - Hometown: Staramara, Urrhed Island
#63 DE Lee Bo-Mi - Jr (21) - Height: 6' 8" - Hometown: Sanar, Rainbow District
#66 DE Paul Everson - Jr (21) - Height: 6' 7" - Hometown: Felswyr, Mountain District
#60 DE Miyata Izanagi - So (20) - Height: 6' 6" - Hometown: Pelar, Rainbow District

Every one of these players are fast blitzers with a nose for the football; Eberron has the most pure speed, Lee is the relentless one, and Everson shines in clutch situations. Add in Ezanagi, someone who loves shedding blocks, and replacing two stalwart seniors doesn't seem that impossible of a task.

Defensive Tackles - 3
#50 DT Jaire Alford - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 5” - Hometown: Dietrich, Ranoria
#59 DT Tano Yuu - So (20) - Height: 6' 8" - Hometown: Knetyohai, Rainbow District
#58 DT Paul Grayson - Fr (19) - Height: 6' 4" - Hometown: Felswyr, Mountain District

Alford is a step-in-the-room and make the team better kind of guy. He's very strong and remarkably fast for his size, but his gap movement, discipline, and swim move in the pass and run game are what make him stand out. Tano Yuu is a brick that can't be moved, and Paul Grayson provides depth - having a very quick first step.

Outside Linebackers - 4
#69 OLB Aurana Mikel - Fr (19) - Height: 6' 1" - Hometown: Urrheddiao, Urrhed Island
#49 OLB Frieda Seyfried - So (20) - Height: 6' 8" - Hometown: Ming, Mountain District
#42 OLB Sina Hönigsmann - So (20) - Height: 6' 3" - Hometown: Z'ai'ai, Mountain District
#43 OLB Henri Jefferson - Fr (19) - Height: 6' 5" - Hometown: Umbar, Mountain District

Freida Seyfried steps into the starting role - with both size and reach - but it's the emergence of Aurana Mikel that has this defense buzzing. She can bliz, she can cover, and she can make life miserable for would-be tight ends. Hönigsmann is a speeding bullet, and Jefferson is a physical run stuffer who will shine in special teams.

Middle Linebackers - 3
#51 MLB Lucius Agot - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 3: - Hometown: Istria, Wakiso District, Banija - DEFENSIVE CAPTAIN
#41 MLB Irina Jones - So (19) - Height: 6' 6" - Hometown: Pelar, Rainbow District
#47 MLB Kevin Weathers - Jr (21) - Height: 6' 10" - Hometown: Eyrods, Myana Island

Agot is an absolute tank of a man, as the sizeable middle linebacker is one of the toughest people to block. He is known as an elite tackler, and somebody who can shed all sorts of blocks. He plugs running holes, and while he doesn't quite have the speed to stick with running backs in the zone, his strong play recognition skills allow him to stay at the center of a zone defense. But he's got the fundamentals of the game all together. and he's got the size to stick with tight ends, so he's expected to be a force in the middle for years to come. Irina Jones has high stamina, a brutal efficiency in generating first contact, and the ability to put fear into her opposition. Her major drawback is that sometimes, she overcommits, leading to looking silly. When asked , she's said that it's just a necessary evil, as it's worth it to generate the big plays when she does. A great fit for a defense that has enough good players to pick up the slack when she inevitably tries to do too much. Kevin Weathers is a depth option.

Safeties - 4
#35 SS Su-Bin Kim - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 4” - Hometown: Sanar, Rainbow Island
#28 FS Harold Hynes - Jr (21) - Height: 6' 3" - Hometown: Staramara, Urrhed Island
#39 SS Rayisa Leonidivna Andrushchenko - So (20) - Height: 6' 8" - Hometown: Wirr Tsi, Capital District
#31 FS Ilrid Jan-Hines - Fr (19) - Height: 6' 1" - Hometown: Tihon, Urrhed Island

Harold Hynes is a ball hawk, while Kim Su-Bin is the risk taker. Safeties aren't expected to do much in this defense but assist in plays. Andrushchenko is a bit more of a run stuffer, while Jan-Hines is more of a coverage safety.

Cornerbacks - 5
#25 CB Lyla Pale - So (20) - Height: 6' 9" - Hometown: Pria, Coastal District
#29 CB Andrew Gilliam - Sr (22) - Height: 6’ 3” - Hometown: Staramara, Urrhed Island
#27 CB Józefina Denko - So (20) - Height: 6' 3" - Hometown: Tihon, Urrhed Island
#21 CB Marc Cielle - Fr (19) - Height: 6' 8" - Hometown: Myana, Myana Island
#24 CB Raoul Ging - Fr (19) - Height: 6' 11" - Hometown: Z'ai'ai, Mountain District

Lyla Pale is now the best corner on this roster, specializing in one-on-one matchups, with range; Andrew Gilliam is more of a deflector than an interceptor, while Józefina Denko will play the nickel role, being a human missile who isn't afraid to make contact. Marc Cielle is speedy, while Raoul Ging has enough range to cover anything thrown within three yards of him.

SPECIAL TEAMS
Philosophy: STU special teams is all about field position and not much about scoring. This team likes to go for it on fourth and short, so they're fine playing second fiddle.

Kickers - 2
#09 K Marie-Madeleine Guilloux - So (20) - Height: 6' 8" - Hometown: Urrheddiao, Urrhed Island - SPECIAL TEAMS CAPTAI
#18 K Evan Wakes - Fr (19) - Height: 5' 10" - Hometown: Chromia, Capital District

Marie-Madeleine is lethal from between the forties, and decent from beyond.

Punters - 1
#15 P Nathanaël De la Croix - So (20) - Height: 5' 11" - Hometown: Sanar, Rainbow District

De la Croix is someone who can make the punt to change the entire game.

Season Schedule
Week 1: @ Cavsar University Gladiators (DRK)
Week 2: @ Sadeg State University Skyhawks (DRK)
Week 3: vs. Felswyr State University Firehawks (CMT)
Week 4: vs. NTN Palæontological-Centred Research University Dinosaurs (NTN)
Week 5: vs. Altai University Jaguars (OKX)
Week 6: @ Koronki University of Technology and Computing Crows (DOR)
Week 7: @ Frontier Mechanical and Technical University Red Riders (SAS)
Week 8: vs. Cavsar University Gladiators (DRK)
Week 9: vs. Sadeg State University Skyhawks (DRK)
Week 10: @ Felswyr State University Firehawks (CMT)
Week 11: @ University of Mancodas Mammoths (PFA)
Week 12: vs. Northern Moravica University Cougars (BNJ)
Week 13: vs. Ratzupalfu University of Nature Egrets (SNL)

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes.
Choose Scoring Events: Yes.
Godmod Scoring Events: No.
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: No.
Godmod Other Events: No.
Style Modifier: -3.5

by **New Gesem** » Sun Aug 20, 2023 7:11 pm

Island, pt 1
The town of Island sits just thirty minutes by car from downtown Busiris, that mid-sized city near the geographic center of New Gesem, yet it could be in another world for how different its people live from urban Gesemite society. The town itself accounts for a shade under three thousand souls, with more in the hills and hollers nearby. The three schools are the town’s centerpiece, lining the main street, flanked at either end by a Lord’s Chicken franchise and Kosher Mart filling station, facing City Hall and the town’s tiny police station.

Jasper Freeman hasn’t lived in Island his whole life, only since the sixth grade, which makes it three years now. When the majority of your class has been here since birth, the feeling of being an outsider doesn’t quickly wear off. For Jasper, this problem is exacerbated by the reason he moved to Island, which is, inevitably, as well known around town as the price of gas at the Kosher Mart. Jasper’s father Jordan divorced his mother in Town (“in Town”, when uttered by a resident of Island, can only refer to Busiris) and moved to the country for a fresh start.

The people of Island aren’t judgmental per se, but they are conservative as a rule, and they take their wedding vows very seriously when they say them before the altar at Island Full Gospel Tabernacle. There are whispers that Jordan skipped town to avoid paying child support, taking advantage of New Gesem’s relatively decentralized courts to evade paying. It is known that Jordan has retained the services of the town’s one lawyer, Abraham Gilliam’s son Walter, but attorney-client privilege is more sacrosanct than marriage vows, and Walt never was much of a gossip anyway.

No one thinks much of it when Jordan and Jasper wake up before dawn one Saturday to drive into Town. Father and son often return to Busiris from whence they came, perhaps to see old friends or enjoy the town’s entertainment offerings. In three years, Jordan has cultivated a reputation as a general contractor of skill and integrity, and he is in high demand to manage projects that range from repairing collapsed barn roofs to finishing basements. Despite their misgivings about his personal life, most Islanders respect Jordan’s dedication to his business, so when he has time to spend with his son, he’s most welcome to spend it however suits him.

What does set the town buzzing is when the two Freemans return with another passenger wedged between them in the long bench seat of Jordan’s Covenant Shepherd pickup truck. The boy is younger than Jasper, though not by much; middle school-aged is the consensus, although that is the extent of consensus where this young man is concerned. Some say he must be a friend from the city, come to visit for a week or so now that school’s out. But Jasper’s never mentioned him, and it’s been three years since they left the city, so where has this boy been all that time? Others say he’s a relative, a cousin who’s been sent to live with Jordan to straighten him out. These are closer, but nobody knows exactly, except Walter Gilliam, who isn’t telling.

World Cup 81/82/83/84

University of the Commonwealth of Baker Park Warriors

University of the Commonwealth Fact File
Location: College Hill--Belle Haven, State of Baker Park
Founded: 1899
2023 enrollment: 38,753 undergraduate/4,526 post graduate
Nickname: Warriors
School Colors: Black and Gold
Chancellor: Dr Nancy Eldridge, PhD.
Athletic Director: Patrick Douglas
Affiliation: Baker Park Universities Athletic Coalition
Metropolitan College Athletic Conference
Stadium: Jacob F Gleason Field
capacity/surface: 47,306/Fuzzy Field Turf
Head Coach: Ryan Benton (8 seasons at UC [72-29-1], career record [17 years] 142-68-3)
Assistant Coaches: Peter Syzmanski, Isaiah Townsend, Allan Oxley, Kyle Jordan, Lee Taylor, Cary Morris, Joe Drummond
Trainer: Hal Kinley

Domestic Campaign (6-6, 0-4 conf)

Kellerville State	30-26
@Baker Park A&M 	28-31
Osheana State		24-34
@Navy			30-17
@Osheana Capital	42-20
Ezra			27-33
@Belle Haven		10-35
Baker Park  		21-23
Oceana		        27-16
@Endover State	        14-12
Comm Methodist	        21-27
@Coolville State	17-3

Preview
A lackluster NSCF 28 carried over into the University of the Commonwealth's UAC campaign, as the Warriors slipped to 6-6 overall after having finished in top 6 nationally over the previous six seasons; their first winless Metro Conference slate in 20 years was a cruel reminder that fame is fleeting, coming after a third Championship game appearance the previous year.

Injuries played a key factor as UC saw 21 players miss at least two games which created inconsistent lineup combinations, the effects of which could be seen in the Warriors' inability to hold onto fourth quarter leads in 4 of their 6 losses.

The Mineral Conference has risen in stature in the eyes of critics as the teams that have supplanted UC—the TJUN-ian duo of Green City & Trent State and Alexandroupolis & Constantinople from New Gesem—have proven to be tough customers in their own right. The divisional format returns again and the non-conference slate will resume normal programming as well, with Richardson visiting Gleason Field in week 12, Elephant Valley from South Newlandia on week 13 and Northern Moravica closing out affairs on the final regular season matchday.

Roster

3 Marvin Caldera DB 6-0 195 SO
4 Bobby Fields RB 5-10 185 JR
5 Lionel Blackwood QB 6-3 215 SO
7 Liam Vargas RB 5-10 225 SR
8 Maurice Carlson WR 6-3 190 JR
10 Tom Pendridge QB 6-6 220 SO
11 Jarvis Banks QB 6-2 215 SR
12 Bonaventure Igueikibe WR 6-4 210 SR
14 Greg Mead K 5-11 180 JR
15 Neal Fullerton DB 6-0 185 SR
18 Terry Kennedy WR 6-0 180 SR
21 Sonny Turner DB 6-0 205 SR
22 George Jordan RB 5-9 210 JR
24 Micah Arnold DB 5-11 180 JR
25 Samuel McKenna LB 6-1 225 SO
27 Micah Crenshaw RB 6-0 190 SR
29 Jeremiah Golden LB 6-2 235 SO
30 Evan Martens RB 5-10 235
33 Shane Rinaldi DB 6-0 185 JR
35 Greg Shipley LB 6-1 200 SR
40 Aaron Nash TE 6-5 275 SO
41 Dan Redfern LB 6-5 245 SR
42 Warren Greene P 6-2 185 SR
43 Omar Drexler DB 6-0 190 JR
44 Carlos Dane RB 5-11 195 SR
47 Trent Rydell LB 6-3 230 SO
51 Maurice Claiborne OL 6-2 300 SR
52 Luke Robbins DL 6-3 275 SR
53 Kelvin Howard LB 6-2 240 JR
54 Daniel Tipton OL 6-3 295 JR
56 Demond Carter OL 6-7 325 SO
57 Rob Fuller LB 6-1 230 JR
61 Harris Porter DL 6-5 300 JR
64 Rex Cordell DL 6-3 280 SO
65 Gerard Blankenship OL 6-7 310 JR
71 Aaron Walker OL 6-4 295 SR
72 Nathan Giuliano OL 6-5 285 SR
74 Billy Zachary OL 6-3 285 SR
75 Benny Lacewell DL 6-1 280 SR
77 Jack Boehm OL 6-3 285 SO
79 Vance Dobler OL 6-2 280 JR
80 Spencer Dawson WR 6-2 180 SO
81 Mark Dieterich TE 6-3 240 SO
85 DeAndre Hall WR 6-3 180 SR
86 D.J. Adediera TE 6-2 230 SR
87 Keith Langston WR 6-0 190 SO
88 Nathaniel Cobb WR 6-0 185 JR
89 Willie Bowen WR 6-1 180 JR
91 Rolando Taft DL 6-4 285 JR
93 Anthony Viola DL 6-4 275 SO
94 Omar Hernandez LB 6-2 225 SR
95 Garfield Williams DL 6-3 275 SR

Permissions
_________________________________________________________________________________

In the event my opponent RPs first, they may...
Choose my scorers: YES
Godmod scoring events: YES
RP injuries to my players: YES, but those that would be for just the duration of the match (TG in advance would be appreciated as well)
Godmod injuries to my players: See Above
Hand out ejections to my players: YES, but again, a heads up in advance is appreciated, as I would do for you.
Godmod other events: TG what you have in mind, I'm easy to come to an understanding with

by **Utahn Theocratic Republic** » Tue Aug 22, 2023 12:32 pm

Bingham Young University Miners

Joseph Smith Stadium

"BYU" Miners Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Jay Bates
Assistant: Aidan Baker
Assistant: Harley Lewis
Offensive Coordinator: Samuel Cook
Defensive Coordinator: Jude Burton
Special Teams: Bailey Lane

"BYU" Miners Offensive Roster

#	OFFENSE	       POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN

Quarter-Back
3	Blake Zuercher	QB	6-1	210	SR	Park City
93	Hadley Stabile	QB	6-1	201	Soph	West Jordan
11	Kaleb Tuinstra	QB	6-2	204	Soph	Enoch

Running-Back
31	Troy Macksoud	RB	6-1	212	SR	American Fork - Punt Returner
34	Miles Davis	RB	6-2	207	Soph	Cedar City
48	Raul Rafiq	RB	6-2	210	Soph	American Fork

Tight End
44	Shepard Triche	TE	6-1	220	SR	Cedar City
39	Johan Stabile	TE	6-4	215	Soph	Enoch
51	Dashaun Olney	TE	6-4	212	JR	American Fork
75	Noah Bergee	TE	6-0	218	FR	Park City

Full-Back
95	Eli Fuima	FB	6-2	245	JR	West Jordan
90	Joshua Carter	FB	6-3	241	FR	Enoch
84	Ira Taito	FB	6-1	245	SR	South Jordan
85	Siaosi Taualai	FB	6-4	241	FR	American Fork

Wide-Recever
89	Colter Flentroy	WR	6-4	215	JR	Salt Lake City - Kick Returner
56	Johnny Grim	WR	6-2	205	SR	Salt Lake City
52	Joshua Carter	WR	6-2	204	FR	Fairview
37	Siaosi Taualai	WR	6-0	215	FR	Herriman
45	Noa Tauaalo	WR	5-11	200	Soph	American Fork

Offensive-Guard [left]
47	Cortez Ferderer	LG	6-1	304	SR	West Jordan
49	Fox Schrenk	LG	6-3	291	SR	Copperton
60	Jakob Gentry	LG	6-4	300	JR	St. George
64	Rio Hohlfeld	LG	6-5	311	Soph	Bountiful

Offensive-Guard [Right]
70	Terrell Doe	RG	6-1	307	JR	Brigham City
57	Kason Schrenk	RG	6-2	310	Soph	Sandy
83	Kendrick Mells	RG	6-2	309	Soph	Minersville
77	Leo Gogel	RG	6-4	323	Soph	Mt. Pleasant

Offensive-Tackle [left]
43	Toma Bawu	LT	6-6	312	FR	Aksum
10	Leo Sheskey	LT	6-5	315	JR	Orem
71	Rain Vanderpol	LT	6-8	331	SR	West Valley City
50	Catcher Zollinger	LT	6-5	301	Soph	South Jordan

Offensive-Tackle [Right]
46	Sigmund Neigh	RT	6-4	303	SR	Bountiful
63	Adrian Collyer	RT	6-5	291	JR	West Jordan
38	Niko Sale	RT	6-3	308	Soph	Cottonwood Heights
96	Taua Tuala	RT	6-6	310	FR	Orem

Centers
78	Tanis Adkins	C	6-1	300	JR	Clawson
91	Cord LeSueur	C	6-2	297	Soph	Spanish Fork
74	Ietero Niu	C	6-2	301	FR	North Salt Lake
41	Rayyan Stys	C	6-4	307	FR	Hooper

"BYU" Miners Defensive Roster

#	DEFENSE	       POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN

EDGE
42	Eli Asiata	DE	6-2	222	FR	Spanish Fork
53	Tariua Asau	DE	6-3	225	JR	South Jordan
65	Esekielu Savea	DE	6-1	245	FR	Cottonwood Heights

Defensive Tackle
35	Terrill Berry	DT	6-3	280	JR	Mt. Pleasant
40	Severn Manwill	DT	6-1	277	JR	Orem
66	Lalo Malaitai	DT	6-0	310	FR	North Salt Lake
56	Milah Holst	DT	6-4	240	FR	Spanish Fork

Outside Linebacker
81	LaFoy Benoit	OLB	6-6	245	JR	Copperton
73	Gunner May	OLB	6-5	247	Soph	Park City
68	Jackson Dalton	OLB	6-6	249	FR	South Jordan
62	Burl Cockayne	DE	6-1	310	JR	West Jordan

Middle Linebacker
88	LaJuan Talbot	MLB	6-3	245	Soph	Cottonwood Heights
76	Jon Walts	MLB	6-5	229	SR	North Salt Lake
32	Esera Faresa	MLB	6-4	230	FR	Hooper
93	Uriah Vigilo	MLB	6-5	260	SO	Nephi

Inside Linebacker
54	Tapu Leapai	ILB	6-3	245	Soph	Enoch
6	Russell Brand	ILB	6-5	226	JR	American Fork
12	Nu'u Paea	ILB	6-4	291	FR	South Salt Lake
97	George John	OLB	6-5	275	FR	Orem

Cornerback
15	Aydin Gomoll	CB	6-3	302	Soph	East Salt Lake
13	LeVan Caldwell	CB	6-4	310	FR	Cedar City
14	Eyan LeSueur	CB	6-4	309	JR	West Jordan
99	Tolani Fepuleai	CB	6-2	307	FR	Herriman

Free Safety
58	Jair Kirkeby	FS	6-4	203	FR	North Salt Lake
79	Tasura Niu	FS	6-6	207	JR	Herriman
62	Trak Naegle	FS	6-2	206	Soph	Cottonwood Heights
69	Javier Stys	FS	6-1	204	FR	American Fork

Strong Safety
72	Baxton Izatt	SS	6-3	208	JR	North Salt Lake
67	Quay Tingey	SS	6-2	206	FR	Cottonwood Heights
61	Treyson Moose	SS	6-4	205	JR	Mt. Pleasant
59	Kody Schweiger	SS	6-6	207	FR	Provo

Playmaker
9	Ropati Suega	PM	6-2	200	JR	Riverton
21	DeRail Clonts	PM	6-0	200	Soph	West Vally
22	Ed Lirette	PM	5-11	197	FR	Corner Canyon
70	Jaxon Shepard	PM	6-5	295	SR	Brigham City

Conference Games:
Week 1: vs. LeBois Santura University Broncos (CAD)
Week 2: @ The Küsbon Kollege Knights (CAD)
Week 3: vs. Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions (SHR)
Week 4: @ High City College Snipers (CCO)
Week 5: @ Richardson University Governors (RAN)
Week 6: vs. Sea Dome University Stingrays (MSD)
Week 7: vs. Cold Hill University Buffalo (RAN)
Week 8: vs. LeBois Santura University Broncos (CAD)
Week 9: @ The Küsbon Kollege Knights (CAD)
Week 10: @ Napoli-Zinemar City University Lions (SHR)

Inter-Conference Games
Week 11: @ del Metro-Boca Rana Zorrillos (SGU)
Week 12: vs. University of Constantinople Binturongs (NGS) - [Senior Night]
Week 13: vs. UC-Prairie Blue Jays (DHE) - [S.P.I.T Bowl]

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes.
Choose Scoring Events: Yes.
Godmod Scoring Events: No.
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: No.
Godmod Other Events: No.
Style Modifier: -3.5

by **Sea Dome** » Tue Aug 22, 2023 6:41 pm

College works a little different in MSD.

The supermassive population has to focus on long-term stability, planning for as few potential engineers, doctors, oceanographers etc to be forced out of their respective fields as possible. Rather than putting people on one big schedule and expecting to crank a certain number of those people into young professionals ready for tech industries each spring (and a number out onto the streets), tightly regulating this through regular proctoring and grading; universities assemble the resources and people necessary to produce, maintain and defend knowledge into various locales where Matrians would improve their understanding based on the approach that's best for their minds, bodies and lives. No grades, but neither is everyone allowed to access all spaces and see and touch all lab equipment until they have proven their capability individually- no time crunch that might validate any excuses, no dangerous incentives for people to lie to themselves about their abilities, and no curve to let you hide behind the general failings of classmates.

Even beyond that, SEA DOME UNIVERSITY is an odd duck. SDU equipment, faculty and staff can be found on every island in MSD and in a number of non-island locations, like the solar arrays and telescope in Upper Dome, the natural Marine Bio classrooms across Deep Country, the Floating Haven Gunnery, or the membrane controls that exchange air and water between the floating dome and any identified safe locations. You can't always find a ton of safe locations in AO, but you can always find SDU personnel at the analysis stations in Mid-City ready to explain how to tell a safe location from one where you'd rather not trade air or water.

Matrians and internationals can find other learning opportunities in MSD, from the so-unstructured-it's-basically-a-hobby-convention Independent Students, to neighborhood colleges, countryside fishing schools- it's way too advanced now to just leave to some jackass with a stick on a dock- municipal online classes or the physical headquarters of major SDU departments, many of which provide some combination of at least slightly more traditional education options. But without a college sports infrastructure domestically, none of these other institutions (save Independent Students and the biggest SDU departments) can reliably afford to set aside this slow and steady, no-mass-vacation academic work just to throw a sporting event. The filters and membranes and panels and computers and everything must continue to run tomorrow no matter how badly you'd like bragging rights.

Students can stay as long as they're studying or doing some other helpful thing, but of course, SDU imposes eligibility restrictions on its major athletic teams in order to play fair with the traditional college football world. Stingrays come from all walks of life you might find under the Supermassive Sea Dome, but in their many ways, they share a dedication to the economic and sociopolitical values that keep Sea Dome City & the Massives safe from domination or exploitation. Ironically, though, the Stingrays actually were not the best college team in MSD last year; they just filled out the forms correctly. Now they will have to get tough to hold their spot.

SEA DOME UNIVERSITY STINGRAYS

HC: Agardel the Liberator, 45 (F); also HC in SPL play
NOTE: Translatable Matrian title surname. For example, when you speak Spanish you should call her "Agardel, la Libertadora".
HOMETOWN: County Massive, People's Federal Matriarchy of Sea Dome City & Massives
ACADEMIC INTERESTS: military tactics, sports management, SMSD history

A decorated field tactician from the Civil War, Agardel earned the title surname "the Liberator" by routing CC1 invasion forces in County Massive with her Stingrays teammates and then achieving the impressive operational and logistical feat of walloping occupation forces in Archipelago Massive and sending them home crying. She knows war is all about morale and trust; always has been, ever since the Hoglites of her homeworld's ancient history stood shield to shield against a brutal Switlandese attack and delayed Switish control of Grice by at least a week. When the Switlandese moved on the city of Atuca, they were surprised to encounter a trenchwork they had not heard even rumor of, and were floored when the trenches soon roared with open flame as if to discourage their march. The Atucan Pits couldn't hold such a massive and well-fed invading army for long, but they entered the annals of Agardel's homeworld history by so terrifying the first wave of attackers that it is said they were disbanded and sent all the way home to Genéfe before the dread army could continue. If anything about this story is untrue, it doesn't benefit Agardel to disclose. Her military honors are very real, though, depicted in gruesome detail in her flag-colored memoir Blood Island to Scum City.

Players are expected to play other sports and to be available and practice as at least two positions, but are sparingly used in their second positions, to avoid overtaxing them. However, they are regularly used in those positions, just not incredibly often. Much like their cross-dome rivals, the Stingrays have had a curious lack of injuries lately. Due to the ongoing labor surfeit, and SDU's position spread out across MSD, the team relies entirely on seniors for core duties but rotates all younger players in to varying degrees just to blood them. By the way, Agardel the Liberator played fullback, a position that does not exist in her system today.

SYSTEM: Pistol, 3-4, aggressive ST.
RP NOTES: Injuries should be unlikely in SDU home games, for either team. Recovery times should be bizarrely short for both sides. In away games, SDU may get injured but will also recover strangely fast- just not enough to rouse suspicion right in the moment. The Supermassive Sea Dome is a post-cyberpunk setting, not urban fantasy, futurism or SF. Keeping all this in mind, go nuts except no sadistic cruelty.
AC: Vietnam Tandy (CCO), 39M It's typically unorthodox for a decorated war hero to hire a CC1 veteran as an assistant, but Tandy famously threw his medals at the Corporate Council on live regional TV and was warmly received in the international peace movement which would see him arrested 3 times and imprisoned for 5 years back home. After being blacklisted from CC1-4GL and his beloved Eastern University, he would find a home in Matrian football first as a mediocre wideout and then as OC and coach.
OC: Dr. Moe Jachnik, 46M
DC: Vorpal Snike, 42F

Primarily QB
(C) Summer Canticle (23N) 6'0" 156lb Shines on versatility, adapting to whichever play style most suits the opponents and situation. More evasive than fast, more powerful than legendary.
Oblate Server (22M) 5'11.5" 173lb More of a passer than Canticle. Both are Matrian fully-translatable names. While not confined to the pocket, Server would rather dodge a hit and make a quick play than actually outrun anyone. However, all SDU QBs are expected to run at least in certain situations.
Aftiej (21M) 6'4" 182lb A deep thrower, he is sometimes brought on for extremely long passes, but he also prides himself on his precision. A good passer and decent runner, but not as evasive or tough as the first and second string.

OOC: I got the chronic fatigue spike here so here's a pasted list of names. Might expand this later.

Primarily HB
Proctor Hardivsz
Alameda the Killer
Pilar da Kotto
Yuerke

Primarily OL
Prentisce
Goschê
Cantrip Speaker
Kelp Sanction
Ramint
Berenshtayn
Higher Sweat
Olifar
S.I. Braud

Primarily TE
Varulm
Oeijs Midnight
Inge Svitspn

Primarily WR
Barleycorn Mia
Taley Gord
Woling Rampart
Naarm Bailey
Jiack Oam
Morbin West
Upse Rieswyld
Bexuvin
Penny Garva
Talicht

Primarily DL
Curious Green
Nare Scylla
Quant Analyzer
Ile de Vaniers
Slany Cuetaker
Utility Head

Primarily LB
(C) Chayt Teramine
Trod Staples
Eic Waylor
Qal Suet
Pikle Trout
Wint Stevens
Angdal Antwerp
Alert Painter

Primarily CB
Sheerns
Ronda Igre
Synob
Fintic
Syncopate
Airway Stead
Liebknicht

Primarily FS
Sled Ebullient
Yael Sweden

Primarily SS
Murksen
Kant Dowbler

K
Crosdry Sullivan
Stiller Waters

P
Nosts Cantor
Thridep

Primarily ST
(C) Xiriun
Oyrle Deeps
Daryl Pause
Teddy Crystal
Stenius Foy
Grain Sonnet
Lerdis
Home Sander

by **Drawkland** » Wed Aug 23, 2023 6:12 pm

SADEG STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

Name: Sadeg State University
Nickname: Skyhawks
Colors: Gold and Navy
Fight Song: "Gold and Blue"
Denonym: Drawkian
THIRTEENTH Season, Ranked 19th
Stadium: Skyhawks' Gridiron Park
Capacity: 95,500
Head Coach: Brand Manlio
Assistant Coaches & Coordinators:
[O] Art Beckham
[D] Jarrett Schwartz
[ST] Joshua Redding

NSCF 23 CHAMPIONS

SADEG STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

OFFENSE

PS  ##  Name               Year     
QB  2   Anderson Fox       Senior
QB  4   Isaac Hext         Junior
QB  10  Jimmy Chapman      Novatim

HB  22  Cloud Kelly        Senior
HB  20  Tristan Batts      Sophomore
HB  21  Scott Fierro       Freshman
FB  40  Curtis Lovell      Senior
FB  49  Ruben Daly         Sophomore

WR  11  Henry Huxley       Senior
WR  12  Marc McKee         Junior
WR  88  Riley Butcher      Senior
WR  81  Paul Paxton        Sophomore
WR  87  Kastor Armati      Freshman
WR  86  Dylan Copperfield  Novatim
TE  82  George Colt        Senior
TE  85  Bennie MacIver     Sophomore
TE  19  Jason Oberro       Freshman

C   51  Kole Dempsey       Senior
C   52  Theo Rodrigo       Freshman
C   53  Nolan Siddall      Novatim
G   65  Catello McCoy      Senior
G   61  Spencer Aleski     Junior
G   62  Peter Roldan       Sophomore
G   66  Tony Simon         Freshman
T   79  Peter McCauley     Senior
T   71  Robin Lovel        Sophomore
T   75  Will Irving        Freshman
T   70  Antone Garvey      Freshman

DEFENSE

PS  ##  Name               Year     
DT  91  Gordon Pierre      Senior
DT  96  Matthew Montgomery Sophomore
DT  99  Dominic Lister     Freshman
DT  92  Adrian Rickard     Novatim
DE  98  Guy Robertson      Senior
DE  97  Lucien Macey       Junior
DE  77  Rickie Serrano     Freshman
DE  92  Gareth Rodriguez   Novatim
DE  94  Linus Browne       Novatim

OLB 41  Fred Belmont       Senior
OLB 40  Chris Biggio       Senior
OLB 53  Kasen Schnieder    Sophomore
OLB 59  Malone Tatton      Freshman
ILB 57  Lain Cathair       Senior
ILB 42  Humphrey Harrell   Junior
ILB 44  Lester Johnsen     Sophomore
ILB 48  Zane Cavanaugh     Freshman

CB  3   Danube Jackson III Junior
CB  33  Jazz Bunker        Senior
CB  35  Ronan Boone        Sophomore
CB  31  Gabe Benson        Freshman
CB  39  Kendrick Dempsey   Freshman
CB  37  Rolan Carver       Novatim

S   21  Jaxon Groves       Senior
S   34  Dewey Harrison Jr  Sophomore
S   27  Tyrell Davin       Freshman
S   23  Lorenzo Allen      Novatim

SPECIAL TEAMS

PS  ##  Name               Year     
LS  58  Bailey Wilfred     *
LS  51  Kole Dempsey       *

KR  0   Roger Beckett      Sophomore

P   1   Jarvis Langdon     Senior
K   9   Donald Jensen      Freshman

H   1   Jarvis Langdon     *

* Denotes player is listed elsewhere in the roster
+ Drawkian culture requires that most students study for 5 years for an average bachelor's degree.
  Previously, players were noted as "+Senior" or "super seniors" if they were in their final year.
  That was confusing some people, so now it's shifted to where Seniors are in their final year, etc.
  There is now a class under Freshman, noted as "Novatim". All first-year players are called this.

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes.
Choose Scoring Events: Yes.
Godmod Scoring Events: Yes.
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: Non-career ending, TG is appreciated.
Godmod Other Events: Yes.
Honestly, just don't destroy my organization. Have fun making a funny or quirky game occur. I will certainly enjoy anything you throw my way.
Style Modifier: +4

Like all Drawkians, especially international caliber ones, Sadeg State's players are a top notch group with much to offer skill-wise. The offense primarily operates out of the shotgun with a back lining up alongside the QB, but the most common under-center formation has to be the I. The pistol make a common appearance, and don't be surprised to see a Wildcat every once in awhile. The run/pass split is around a 55/45, but with Brand Manlio's preferred QB recruits, don't be surprised to see many designed passes ending up in scrambles for big chunks of yards. Drag routes, slants, mid-distance crosses, posts, and corner routes are the most common in SSU's playbook. Runs are often a generic pitch, runs up the gut, or - Coach Manlio's favorite - option plays. SSU is known for having massive talent on the offensive side of the ball, especially in the backfield, but also lining up wide. Watch for tight end passes for huge gains, they're a common target in this scheme.

And while the team is renowned for its offense, you can't discount the defense. Talented shutdown corners and DBs are the hallmark and the pass rush is fantastic, but pass defense in the middle of the field leaves a lot to be desired from the Linebackers. The biggest issue about the Skyhawk's secondary is that they go for the ball too much - while this results in lots of turnovers, a missed pick obviously results in an opposing receiver in the open field. Blitzes sit on top of the playbook at SSU, just like many Drawkian books. Don't expect to run a similar running play twice, the front 7 is likely to come up with a counter blitz on the fly and smack the back for a loss of yards. Man coverage is called about 70/30 versus Zone coverage, another reason why missed interceptions are dangerous. Cover 2 Man coverage with a 4-3 front is the most common play the defense will run.

Special teams is known for its trick plays, but they don't run them as often as, say, the Grid Corps would. The SSU offense would be much more likely to stay out in 4th and under 2 than bring out the special teams for a fake or a regular punt/kick. Speaking of punts/kicks, the return game for the Skyhawks is also fearsome, with massively fast and shifty players returning most balls, not to mention the regularity of laterals during returns (not that they do much of that outside of special teams though). As far as kicking, the punters and kickers kick about as good as, say, college kickers or punters. Nothing special there, although they do err on the side of power over accuracy (good luck praying for a kick 6).

Also, see this dispatch about Drawkian physiology. If you don't want to deal with that though feel free to just handwave or ignore it, it's fine by me.

SADEG STATE UNIVERSITY SCHEDULE

Conference Games
MD1  @ Felswyr State University
MD2  v Staramara Tech University
MD3  @ Cavsar University
MD4  v Koronki University of Technology and Computing
MD5  v Frontier Mechanical and Technical University
MD6  @ NTN Palæontological-Centred Research University
MD7  @ Altai University
MD8  v Felswyr State University
MD9  @ Staramara Tech University
MD10 v Cavsar University

Non-Conference Games
MD11 @ Loyola-Istria University
MD12 v Trent State University
MD13 v Mar Sara Tech

by **Drawkland** » Wed Aug 23, 2023 7:28 pm

CAVSAR UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

Name: Cavsar University
Nickname: Gladiators
Colors: Crimson and Tan
Denonym: Drawkian
EIGHTH Season, Ranked #26
Stadium: Roy Memorial Stadium
Capacity: 148,777
Head Coach: Scott Linhart
Assistant Coaches & Coordinators:
[O] Mick Melville
[D] Austin Lewis
[ST] Lawrence Malloy

CAVSAR UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL

OFFENSE

PS  ##  Name               Year     
QB  1   Logan Oakley       Sophomore
QB  11  Dick Vico          Freshman
QB  9   Kevin Sajak        Novatim

HB  28  Luke Harlan        Sophomore
HB  21  Luca Denman        Freshman
HB  23  Lucas Utkin        Novatim
FB  40  Emory Mosconi      Senior
FB  44  Stewart Gibson     Novatim

WR  2   Daniel Beckett     Senior
WR  89  Noel Ward          Junior
WR  82  Addison Snider     Junior
WR  18  Nathan Street      Sophomore
WR  81  Colton Gorman      Freshman
WR  17  Tom Furlan         Freshman
TE  83  Declan Rickard     Junior
TE  80  Jarred Wallace     Sophomore
TE  88  Jerome Jeffers     Novatim

C   50  Didi Leonard       Senior
C   56  Benjamin Green     Freshman
C   51  Russel Sloan       Novatim    
G   69  Miguel Jacobs      Senior
G   68  Timothy Martin     Junior
G   61  Jasper Gresham     Freshman
G   66  Olly Williams      Freshman
T   71  Ricki Foster       Sophomore
T   79  David Torquil      Freshman
T   76  Paul Amadore       Freshman
T   78  Bryan Lubbert      Novatim

DEFENSE

PS  ##  Name               Year     
DT  92  Niel Peppers       Senior
DT  97  Rory Daniels       Senior
DT  90  Grady Finch        Freshman
DT  91  Gil Barclay        Novatim
DE  93  Terzo Cassano      Sophomore
DE  99  Scout Phillips     Freshman
DE  92  John Waldrop       Novatim
DE  75  Andre Cooper       Novatim
DE  98  Dane Kinsey        Novatim

OLB 59  Damon Morella      Junior
OLB 45  Marlin Dalton      Senior
OLB 42  Kyle Leclerc       Freshman
OLB 48  Redd Peacock       Novatim
ILB 54  Aaron Murchada     Junior
ILB 41  Monty Gillespie    Sophomore
ILB 49  Simon Stablum      Freshman
ILB 55  Isaiah Walsh       Novatim

CB  33  Storm Duval        Junior
CB  37  Marino Bagwell     Senior
CB  30  Jamie Manolo       Sophomore
CB  32  Mel Kitchens       Sophomore
CB  22  Luis Matthews      Freshman
CB  39  Marcel Kroon       Novatim

S   29  Roy Offerman       Junior
S   24  Jeremy Aslan       Senior
S   39  Victor Kennedy     Freshman
S   31  Jules Krakon       Novatim

SPECIAL TEAMS

PS  ##  Name               Year     
LS  50  Didi Leonard       *
LS  51  Russel Sloan       *

KR  0   Maverick Toloni    Junior

K   6   Percy Westcott     Senior
P   8   Eddy Parisi        Novatim

H   8   Steven Italo       *

* Denotes player is listed elsewhere in the roster
+ Drawkian culture requires that most students study for 5 years for an average bachelor's degree.
  Previously, players were noted as "+Senior" or "super seniors" if they were in their final year.
  That was confusing some people, so now it's shifted to where Seniors are in their final year, etc.
  There is now a class under Freshman, noted as "Novatim". All first-year players are called this.

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes.
Choose Scoring Events: Yes.
Godmod Scoring Events: Yes.
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: Non-career ending, TG is appreciated.
Godmod Other Events: Yes.
Honestly, just don't destroy my organization. Have fun making a funny or quirky game occur. I will certainly enjoy anything you throw my way.
Style Modifier: +5

Similar to Sadeg State and other Drawkian teams that play on an international level, Cavsar University's roster has a lot to offer skill-wise. As far as tactics are concerned, Scott Linhart is an extremely balls-out style coach deserving of a +5 modifier. The spread offense is utilized most often, prioritizing space and the open field for the skill position players. Linhart exclusively recruits mobile quarterbacks, as he expects QBs to make plays with their feet (either designed or on the fly). Running backs are more likely to be quicker, lither guys than big bruisers, but there's usually one that can pack a punch if necessary (often the fullback). Vertical passing plays are quite common, and it's rare for passes to go to the flat or right past the line of scrimmage. Sadeg State is known for aiming at tight ends often, but Cavsar leans on them heavily. Thankfully, they nearly always net a Top 5 TE prospect every time they go for one, so it's not much of a weakness. The receivers, as you might guess, are quick and agile, but perhaps falter when it comes to catching in deep traffic. The playbook is probably 65/35 pass/rush, with shotgun formations being a vast majority of what you'll see.

The Cavsar defense is not known for being bruisers, save for the D-line. You can say that the Cavsar defense or secondary is their biggest weak spot, but their defensive line is always extremely exceptional. It's not uncommon for every starter on the D-line to come away with 1+ sacks on the game each. The secondary can leave some things to be desired, but they're good enough to keep the passing game at bay to allow the D-line to really work their magic. Like Sadeg State and many Drawkian defenses, man defense is often the default and will be what to expect. If you can beat man coverage, you'll have a way easier time against Cavsar, but don't count it as a win just yet. They probably blitz a little less than SSU, but they will still pepper them in often. After all, the D-line usually keeps the pressure happening just on their normal scheme. The defense defaults to nickel coverage most often, but any formation with 4 D-linemen can be expected.

The CavU special teams are not renowned for a lot of trickeration, but you'll see something special every once in awhile. However, they are absolutely aggressive on 4th down, and will usually keep the offense on the field if it's under 3rd and 5. Also, the Gladiators go for two every time, and I mean every time, unless it's a late game situation where a PAT is specifically necessary to preserve or make a win. The punters and kickers don't get a whole lot of work, but the return game is something to fear as well. The blocking is very solid and the quick shifty returners can make a lot happen in the blink of an eye. As far as kicking, the punters and kickers kick about as good as, say, college kickers or punters. Nothing special there, although they do err on the side of power over accuracy thanks to those long Drawkian legs.

Speaking of which, see this dispatch about Drawkian physiology. If you don't want to deal with that though feel free to just handwave or ignore it, it's fine by me.

CAVSAR UNIVERSITY SCHEDULE

Conference Games
MD1  v Staramara Tech University
MD2  @ Felswyr State University
MD3  v Sadeg State University
MD4  v NTN Palæontological-Centred Research University
MD5  v Altai University
MD6  @ Frontier Mechanical and Technical University
MD7  @ Koronki University of Technology and Computing
MD8  @ Staramara Tech University
MD9  v Felswyr State University
MD10 @ Sadeg State University

Non-Conference Games
MD11 @ Université du Saguenay
MD12 v Ratzupalfu University of Nature
MD13 v Maximus Rochester Institute

by **Banija** » Wed Aug 23, 2023 7:53 pm

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes
Choose Scoring Events: Yes
Godmod Scoring Events: No
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes, but please specify the injury and the numbers of games that my player will miss if you do so. Opposite of most people, but I just want there to be clarity on exactly how severe you think an injury is. Nothing beyond season-ending.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: Yes, but please specify the injury and the amount of time that my player will miss if you do so. Opposite of most people, but I just want there to be clarity on exactly how severe you think an injury is. Anything beyond season-ending, please ask my permission.
Godmod Other Events: Yes. Please don't kill anybody. Also no pandemics.

Northern Moravica University Cougars
NSCF 19 champions, 8-time Celestia Conference champions

School Info
Full Name: Northern Moravica University
Nickname: Cougars
Location: Herzegovina City, Moravica
Enrollment: 37,928
School President: Abbas Bajo. 66 years old. 6th year on the job.
Athletic Director: Horace Browning(Cosumar). 8th year on the job.
Style Modifier: -2

Official Depth Chart for NSCF 29
7 time Celestia conference champions

Starters are underlined. Listed in the order of the depth chart.
Players currently redshirting are italicized.
All players are Banijan unless their nationality is otherwise specified.
Offensive and defensive strategies for the team listed under the coaching staff.

by **Banija** » Wed Aug 23, 2023 7:54 pm

My opponent, if they RP first, may do the following:
Choose my Scorers: Yes
Choose Scoring Events: Yes
Godmod Scoring Events: No
RP Injuries to my Players: Yes, but please specify the injury and the numbers of games that my player will miss if you do so. Opposite of most people, but I just want there to be clarity on exactly how severe you think an injury is. Nothing beyond season-ending.
Godmod Injuries to my Players: Yes, but please specify the injury and the amount of time that my player will miss if you do so. Opposite of most people, but I just want there to be clarity on exactly how severe you think an injury is. Anything beyond season-ending, please ask my permission.
Godmod Other Events: Yes. Please don't kill anybody. Also no pandemics.

Loyola University Blue Thunder
Three-time NSCF Champions

School Info
Full Name: Loyola University @ Istria
Nickname: Blue Thunder
Location: Istria, Moravica
Type: Private, Mormon
Enrollment: 41,828
School President: Dr. Ruhamah Odede. 65 years old. Fifth year on the job. First ever female President of Loyola University, and first ever non-clergy member to serve as the University's President.
Athletic Director: Isaiah Lavaga. First year on the job. Four-time IBC winner with the Banijan NT basketball team as the head coach, one-time IUBC winner with the California City Lakers. Resigned as a system-wide Loyola University Regent to take this job.
Style Modifier: +5

Official Depth Chart for NSCF 29
Two-time defending Champions of the Celestia Conference

Starters are underlined. Listed in the order of the depth chart.
Players currently redshirting are italicized.
All players are Banijan unless their nationality is otherwise specified.
Offensive and defensive strategies for the team listed under the coaching staff.

by **Chromatika** » Wed Aug 23, 2023 8:38 pm

Chromatik High School Gridiron - Season Twelve, Part One: Rainbow District

Season 1 Champions: Central Heights High School (MVP: QB Harold Jieter)
Season 2 Champions: East Omnio High School (MVP: WR Alessandro Mio)
Season 3 Champions: Mt. Niar High School (MVP: QB Sarai Gwenderyn)
Season 4 Champions: Mt. Niar High School (MVP: QB Sarai Gwenderyn)
Season 5 Champions: Flames of the Revolution High School (MVP: RB Nyata Antonucci)
Season 6 Champions: Staramara Tech High School (MVP: Edge Nicole Manstrom)
Season 7 Champions: Franscesca Larriet-Cortes High School (MVP: QB Liara Anderson)
Season 8 Champions: Vitoron School of Charge (MVP: QB Anne-Maurice Vivayavich)
Season 9 Champions: Myana Northwestern High School Blue and White (MVP: QB Nicole Estera)
Season 10 Champions: Myana Northwestern High School Blue and White (MVP: CB Lisa Bonsoon)
Season 11 Champions: The Chromatik Institute Dread (MVP: QB Raul Sébastien Santos)

High School Football is back! Last time around, Raul Sébastien Santos and the Dread surprised everyone by taking down the Blue and White en route to their first title. Can he repeat?

This season, the playoffs have changed. Conference Champions head to the District Champions (Round of Sixteen), while Second Place per Conference play each other to decide which team will make it to the National Playoffs on the losers' side. Then, it will be double elimination until there are eight teams left, which will lead to a single elimination bracket.

Reminder: Tiebreakers are H2H Results then H2H PD. For three-way ties, overall PD is used as the first tiebreaker, and then H2H Results come in for the second and third teams. For ties involving more than three teams, overall PD is used.

Rainbow District

Diamond Conference

Last Season's Results:

Diamond Conference                       Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD 
1 Tears of the Revolution High School     10    7   3   267  204  +63
2 Rainbow Central High School             10    6   4   191  166  +25
3 Lanar Central High School               10    5   5   266  265   +1
4 Pelar High School                       10    4   6   177  227  −50
5 Lanar High School                       10    4   6   187  152  +35
6 Twin Cities High School                 10    4   6   208  282  −74

MVP: Tears of the Revolution High School Junior Quarterback Andrew Wiggins (3,631 yards, 38 touchdowns, 7 interceptions)

Expected Order of Finish:

1. Tears of the Revolution High School Saints
2. Lanar High School Rhinos
3. Rainbow Central High School Cavaliers
4. Lanar Central High School Bikers
5. Pelar High School Hurons
6. Twin Cities High School Gemini

Make no mistake, Andrew Wiggins and the Tears of the Revolution High School Saints are marching back in, with all the experience of winning the conference last season behind him and proven weapons all up and down the offensive side of the ball. Sure, Roy Hilcrest may be the only name worth mentioning on the defensive side - he is a hell of a free safety - but you don't need your defense to be that good when you have weapons like Running Back Lark Fromis, a bruiser who doesn't mind contact, and Wide Receivers Yara Mood and Kimberley Dread, with Mood being the speedster and Dread the possession receiver.

Despite a disappointing season in which she threw fifteen interceptions, Inera Rhett enters her Senior season for the Lanar High School Rhinos on a much better trajectory, having had an exceptional preseason. This offense will only go as far as she carries them, though they may not have to do much - Ivan Heer is a hammer of a player in the middle of the Rhinos' defense, while Vance Jillian may be one of the best coverage linebackers in the country.

The Rainbow Central High School Cavaliers were so close to the Conference Title last season, but got the revenge in the Conference Championship before bowing out to the North Sanar High School Riflemen in the District Championships. They lose Henri Jefferson, the outstanding Outside Linebacker, but gain one Myung Do-Hak, an elusive southpaw Quarterback that will add some flair to an underperforming offense. Senior Tight End Wilhelm Daniels will be Myung's favorite target, while a core of underappreciated defenders will try to hold down the fort; they are expected to give the Rhinos a fight this season.

Then, the competition drops off - the Lanar Central High School Bikers' offense is anemic, and though Senior Free Safety Eric Djokovic is a preseason favorite to be in the Top 25 list for the NSCF next season, he's only one man. Getting Defensive End Francis Dwyer to play for the Bikers is a steal, as he possesses elite speed, but if you can't score, you can't win. As for the Pelar High School Hurons, it'll be another year with Junior Quarterback Reeva Karlston trying to do too much - she does have a cannon arm, though - while the Twin Cities High School Gemini only have one sharp tool in their shed - that of Sophomore Running Back Vera Oppenheimer, who may get the ball up to thirty times a game if she can stay healthy.

The Season

Week 1
Twin Cities High School 26–23 Tears of the Revolution High School
Lanar Central High School 26–9 Pelar High School
Rainbow Central High School 7–13 Lanar High School

Upset from the get-go! Vera Oppenheimer is on fire for the Gemini - scoring two touchdowns and totaling over two hundred yards - while Andrew Wiggins' bid to win the game late falls short, intercepted by Sophomore Cornerback Cleo Marlo, who had two picks and five tackles on the day. Lanar Central holds Pelar to nine points, Free Safety Eric Djokovic forcing two fumbles, while Junior Wide Receiver Kevin Leer takes in eleven balls for eighty-two yards and a score. The only road win of the week is the Rhinos' getting out of Rainbow Central with the big win, as Inera Rhett doesn't commit too many mistakes and Vance Jillian intercepts a pass in the flat from Myung Do-Hak for the go-ahead score.

Week 2
Tears of the Revolution High School 26–24 Lanar High School
Pelar High School 17–3 Rainbow Central High School
Twin Cities High School 13–10 Lanar Central High School

If you had the Gemini as the last undefeated team in this conference, raise your hand. It's not just the play of Oppenheimer that has everyone talking, but the defense that is starting to turn heads. Cleo Marlo holds Kevin Leer to one catch for three yards as Oppenheimer's thirty-two yard romp in the Third Quarter is the decider. Rainbow Central's rough early season continues with a dismal performance against the Hurons, while in an early clash of conference favorites, Andrew Wiggins redeemed himself, putting together a eleven-play, sixty-four yard drive to get Will Jyre into fField Goal range.

Week 3
Lanar Central High School 24–24 Tears of the Revolution High School (24–31 OT)
Rainbow Central High School 30–26 Twin Cities High School
Lanar High School 39–7 Pelar High School

The Gemini lose, but boy oh boy did they keep that close. Vera Oppenheimer continues to be the real deal, with another 150 yard performance, but it's the Cavaliers getting their first win of the year, as Myung Do-Hak finds his favorite target - Wilhelm Daniels - into the end zone with thirty seconds left. The Rhinos bounce back, utterly destroying the Hurons en route to a romp, while the Saints' early struggle continues, needing overtime and a gutsy QB sneak from Andrew Wiggins to survive the scare put on by the Bikers, who may have found their Quarterback of the future in Sophomore Josiah Amangeaux.

Week 4
Tears of the Revolution High School 25–10 Pelar High School
Twin Cities High School 15–12 Lanar High School
Lanar Central High School 17–17 Rainbow Central High School (20–17 OT)

Pelar High School is everyone's favorite punching bag, oh poor Reevan Karlston. The Gemini return to their winning ways, Oppenheimer getting two scores along with a two-point conversion, then hanging on to defeat the Rhinos, while the Bikers and Cavaliers play to a bitter overtime period, Eric Djokovic picking off Myung Do-Hak in the extra period before Amangeaux took care of the ball and got the team lined up for the winning field goal.

Week 5
Rainbow Central High School 19–7 Tears of the Revolution High School
Lanar High School 39–9 Lanar Central High School
Pelar High School 33–38 Twin Cities High School

Halfway through the season, and the world is upside down. Myung Do-Hak outduels Andrew Wiggins, as the Senior Quarterback has a horrid day with three interceptions. Inera Rhett and the Rhinos return back to third place with a resounding pounding of the Bikers as Freshman Running Back Marik Husseleher has a statement game with three touchdowns on the day. In what turned out to be Reeva Karlston's best game as a signal caller, it would be Vera Oppenheimer stealing the show, as the Gemini Running Back contributed five scores and two hundred eighty yards on the ground in the shootout win. Are the Gemini for real?

Week 6
Tears of the Revolution High School 31–14 Twin Cities High School
Pelar High School 22–9 Lanar Central High School
Lanar High School 49–7 Rainbow Central High School

The Gemini were giving the Saints another run for their money - the game was tied at fourteen - when disaster struck. Vera Oppenheimer was brought down by Roy Hilcrest - a clean tackle - and she broke her left ankle. With their star stretchered off, Wiggins and the Saints ran the rest of the game against the Gemini, regaining their mojo. Rhett had a casual five-touchdown day to help the Rhinos take care of the Cavaliers, and the Hurons had their second win of the year, holding Amangeaux's offense to three field goals in the win.

Week 7
Lanar High School 27–30 Tears of the Revolution High School
Rainbow Central High School 17–26 Pelar High School
Lanar Central High School 51–19 Twin Cities High School

Why is everyone high on Josiah Amangeaux? He just set the Bikers' record for most touchdown passes thrown in a game by a Freshman, with six, as the Bikers heap on misery on the star-less Gemini. Reeva Karlston continues her development as the Hurons upset the Cavaliers on the road, and the Saints sweep the Rhinos on the season, with Wiggins finding Mood for the final fifteen yards needed to get Will Jaire into makeable field goal range - which he nails to put the game away for good.

Week 8
Tears of the Revolution High School 6–20 Lanar Central High School
Twin Cities High School 9–13 Rainbow Central High School
Pelar High School 16–13 Lanar High School

Then there are weeks like this where everything is topsy-turvy. Djokovic lives rent-free in Wiggins's head, getting two picks as the Bikers hold the Saints to six points, while Junior Middle Linebacker Andy Kim breaks up Inera Rhett's last-second pass in the flat to Marik Husseleher to help the Hurons improve to a 4-4 record. The only consistent thing is the haplessness of the Gemini's season after losing Opeenheimer, as they lose their third straight.

Week 9
Pelar High School 10–37 Tears of the Revolution High School
Lanar High School 23–3 Twin Cities High School
Rainbow Central High School 40–23 Lanar Central High School

The Gemini are simply, truly, dead - their lead vanished, their gumption lost after Oppenheimer's injury. Wiggins and the Saints stops Karlston's rampage before the Hurons can do lasting damage, and in a game that sets up a rivalry in the years to come, Myung Do-Hak outperformed Josiah Amangeaux in the second half as the Cavaliers prevail, dragging the Bikers from having a chance at realistically clipping the Rhinos on the final day.

Week 10
Tears of the Revolution High School 30–7 Rainbow Central High School
Lanar Central High School 3–12 Lanar High School
Twin Cities High School 20–23 Pelar High School

Reeva Karlston ends her best season on a high note, finishing at .500 and putting the Gemini down to their fifth loss in a row, while Rhett and the Rhinos do just enough against the Bikersto eke out the win. However, though, it's the Saints that win the conference yet again, never letting the Cavaliers into the game to earn yet another Diamond Conference Title.

Final Table

Diamond Conference                     Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD 
1 Tears of the Revolution High School   10    7   3   246  181  +65 Conference Champions, to District Championships (Winners' Round of Sixteen)
2 Lanar High School                     10    6   4   251  123 +128 to Consolation Championships (Losers' Round of Twenty-Four)
3 Pelar High School                     10    5   5   173  227  −54
4 Rainbow Central High School           10    4   6   160  220  −60
5 Lanar Central High School             10    4   6   195  208  −13
6 Twin Cities High School               10    4   6   183  249  −66

When the dust cleared, the Saints had won, with the Rhinos holding off the rest of the pack to get their chance in the Losers' bracket. The Hurons, Cavaliers, and Bikers will all be happy with the development of their Quarterback through the season, while the Gemini need more depth than one star Running Back.

MVP: Tears of the Revolution High School Senior Quarterback Andrew Wiggins (2,672 yards, 27 touchdowns, 6 interceptions)

A more subdued season, by Wiggins's standards, but he was still the best player of the conference. Oh, if only Vera Oppenheimer hadn't shattered her ankle...

Diamond Conference

Last Season's Results:

Pearl Conference                         Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD 
1 North Sanar High School                 10    7   3   306  194 +112 
2 South Sanar High School                 10    7   3   252  243   +9 
3 Penat High School                       10    5   5   257  282  −25
4 Chromatik Army High School              10    5   5   275  264  +11
5 Knetyohai City High School              10    4   6   227  288  −61
6 Jerome A. Samuelson High School         10    2   8   235  281  −46

MVP: South Sanar High School Senior Running Back William Brine (1,419 yards, 19 touchdowns)

Expected Order of Finish:

1. North Sanar High School Riflemen
2. Chromatik Army High School Recruits
3. South Sanar High School Armadillos
4. Jerome A. Samuelson High School Mimes
5. Knetyohai City High School Peregrines
6. Penat High School Understudy

Another year, another occurrence of North Sanar High School being the favorites - with Junior Quarterback Skyler Jazmin at the helm, the coolheaded, even-keeled signal caller really coming to his own, though this year, they won't have any established targets. On the defensive end, they have stars in Larry Pinmichael and Kala Ryokin, though, alongside one of the best Kickers in the country in Lilai Xai. Stepping into the limelight this season is the Chromatik Army High School Recruits - led by one of the most hyped Freshmen Quarterbacks in the country, Jair Lleyamana. He's elusive, he has great energy, and he has pinpoint accuracy. In front of him will be the able-stable Theodore Usania, while bruising back Angie Pyre lurks in the backfield. Swain Cadillac mans the Free safety position.

The Riflemen's natural rivals, the South Sanar High School Armadillos, have taken a step back - Sophomore Quarterback Eyre Feng is unproven, while Sophomore Middle Linebacker Mickie Gearn needs to take a step forward from just being a tackling machine; the Mimes of Jerome A. Samuelson High School return the core of Senior Wide Receiver Tiffany Morales, Senior Middle Linebacker Sandai Hyal, and Senior Kicker Brenna Howarth, but everything will hang on the left arm of Freshman Quarterback Eden Hightower.

At the bottom, Knetyohai City High School has a missile in Freshman Outside Linebacker Kye Johnston, while all Penat High School has going in their benefit is the existence of Sophomore Strong Safety Omar Landovan.

The Season

Week 1
Knetyohai City High School 9–13 Chromatik Army High School
Jerome A. Samuelson High School 23–31 North Sanar High School
Penat High School 19–29 South Sanar High School

All favorites win on the road to start the day, Angie Pyre scoring the only touchdown of the day for the Recruits, Skyler Jazmin getting four touchdowns through the air - two to new target Freshman Wide Receiver Audrey Pear - for the Riflemen, and the Armadillos' Eyre Feng getting two scores on the ground as they handle the Understudy.

Week 2
Chromatik Army High School 27–20 South Sanar High School
North Sanar High School 27–48 Penat High School
Knetyohai City High School 38–27 Jerome A. Samuelson High School

Take a bow, Isaiah Rowe. The Freshman Wide Receiver for the Understudy had three Special Teams touchdowns - two punt returns and a kickoff return - as the Understudy destroy the Riflemen in their first game at home; Jair Lleyamana finds Angie Pyre on a wheel route for the go-ahead score as the Recruits survive an Armadillos scare, and the Peregrines win their first game of the year behind three touchdowns behind Sophomore Running Back Eden Wyns as the Mimes are left wanting once again.

Week 3
Jerome A. Samuelson High School 23–20 Chromatik Army High School
Penat High School 16–24 Knetyohai City High School
South Sanar High School 23–20 North Sanar High School

That is one way to win a game - Sanda Hyal picks off a pass headed for Angie Pyre and runs it back thirty-two yards for the deciding score in the Mimes' win over the Recruits - while the Peregrines continue to fly high, beating up on the Understudy. In the match of the day, though, the Armadillos get one up on their hated rivals, Eden Wyns getting a twenty-three yard run with three minutes remaining as the Armadillos beat the Riflemen in the first clash of the year.

Week 4
Chromatik Army High School 9–16 North Sanar High School
Knetyohai City High School 28–33 South Sanar High School
Jerome A. Samuelson High School 34–29 Penat High School

The Recruits hang tough with the Riflemen - Skyler Jazmin needing to find Audrey Pear on a stick route with fifteen seconds left for the winning score - but fall just shy, while Mickie Gearn has fifteen tackles for the Armadillos to take down the Peregrines; the Mimes win their second in a row, Eden Hightower doing well enough to keep the action flowing with three touchdown throws to the ever reliable Tiffany Morales.

Week 5
Penat High School 6–31 Chromatik Army High School
South Sanar High School 31–29 Jerome A. Samuelson High School
North Sanar High School 22–16 Knetyohai City High School

Heartbreak for the Mimes, as the Armadillos' Eyre Feng is able to break away on a fifty-three yard run in the last thirty seconds to steal the win, while the Recruits dominate the Understudy, Pyre being strong again with two scores and a hundred and seventy-two yards; North Sanar keep on winning, surviving a late scare from the play of Eden Wyns.

Week 6
Chromatik Army High School 50–29 Knetyohai City High School
North Sanar High School 38–13 Jerome A. Samuelson High School
South Sanar High School 26–9 Penat High School

These Recruits are for real. Jair Lleyamana doesn't need to do much if Angie Pyre keeps playing like this - this time, the Sophomore Running Back had two hundred three yards and three scores. The Riflemen complete the season sweep of the Mimes as Jazmin convers on three more touchdowns, while the Armadillos' Gearns has another big day with seventeen tackles.

Week 7
South Sanar High School 23–24 Chromatik Army High School
Penat High School 9–10 North Sanar High School
Jerome A. Samuelson High School 23–34 Knetyohai City High School

Angie Pyre is taking over. On the play of the game, she stiff-armed Mackie Gearn, outran three others, and raced down the sideline for sixty-four yards and the game winning score as the Recruits smack the Armadillos. The Riflemen need late heroics from Skyler Jazmin - a late QB sneak - to escape the Understudy, and the Peregrines smack the Mimes around.

Week 8
Chromatik Army High School 36–6 Jerome A. Samuelson High School
Knetyohai City High School 10–14 Penat High School
North Sanar High School 38–17 South Sanar High School

Lleyamana and Pyre combine to pace the Recruits past the Mimes, while Jazmin's four touchdowns lead the Riflemen to get revenge on the Armadillos; this will set up a colossal clash on Week 9 to all but decide the title. Penat drags the Peregrines down to their level, all but ending their playoff hopes.

Week 9
North Sanar High School 22–27 Chromatik Army High School
South Sanar High School 23–23 Knetyohai City High School (23–30 OT)
Penat High School 27–33 Jerome A. Samuelson High School

In their oppositions' field, being jeered by all the full might of their crowd, Jair Lleyamana and Angie Pyre come through. It takes a half of play, but Lleyamana doesn't make any misakes, and Pyre gets the ball into the end zone with twenty-four seconds left, and the Recruits hold on. This is way better than anyone expected from the Recruits. The Armadillos had a golden chance to catch up to the Riflemen, but Eyre Feng was sacked by Kye Johnston on fourth down in overtime. The Mimes handle the Understudy to get one more win on the year.

Week 10
Chromatik Army High School 50–25 Penat High School
Jerome A. Samuelson High School 23–20 South Sanar High School
Knetyohai City High School 13–34 North Sanar High School

With a chance to win their first Conference Title, Angie Pyre wasn't going to let that go to waste. It's a bit worrisome to let the Understudy score twenty-five, but Pyre had three scores, Lleyamana had two more, and the Recruits win the conference. Jazmin and the Riflemen do well enough to finish in second place, while the Mimes end their season on a high note by taking down the Armadillos.

Final Table

Pearl Conference                       Pld    W   L    PF   PA   PD 
1 Chromatik Army High School            10    8   2   287  179 +108 Conference Champions, to District Championships (Winners' Round of Sixteen)
2 North Sanar High School               10    7   3   258  198  +60 to Consolation Championships (Losers' Round of Twenty-Four)
3 South Sanar High School               10    5   5   245  247   −2
4 Knetyohai City High School            10    4   6   231  255  −24
5 Jerome A. Samuelson High School       10    4   6   234  304  −70
6 Penat High School                     10    2   8   202  274  −72

Hats off to the Chromatik Army High School Recruits - they took the little bit that the Riflemen showed and ran off with it, led by Sophomore Running Back Angie Pyre. Skyler Jazmin will get a chance in the lower bracket, while the Armadillos are still a few pieces away; the Peregrines and Mimes should be happy with the progress so far, while the Understudy were predictably on the bottom.

MVP: Chromatik Army High School Sophomore Running Back Angie Pyre (1,718 yards, 22 touchdowns)

Physical, quick, and methodical, Pyre seemed to get better as games went on, often times being the closer for the Recruits. Add in the fact that she's only a Sophomore, and the sky is the limit for her.

by **Natanians and Nosts** » Thu Aug 24, 2023 12:00 am

Natanians and Nosts Palæontological-Centered Research University - NPRU

Technics:
--Coach:Márius Ápio Nobel
--Offensive Units Assistant:Mihai Márius Silva
--Deffensive Units Assistant:Mihai Cláudius Cabral
--Special Teams Assistant:Márcus Amúlio Numídio

Offence
# name position

3	Mihai Márcus Rapoport  	 	running back
4	Johann Máriius Bergmann	 	running back
7	Kent Kentr Dacentrurus	 	centre
9	William Mihai Williams	 	r. wide receiver
1	Carolus Mihai Wilson	 	l. wide receiver
11	Natan Ion Hylton-Scott	 	Quarterback
45	Gabriel Mihai Rădulescu	 	fullback
60	Mark Ápius Oroño  	 	right guard
61	Mark Numídius Römer	 	left guard
70	Ion Mihai Probus  	 	right tackle
71	Públius Terêncio Parker	 	left tackle

Deffence

21	Mihai Cláudius Ferreira	 	free safety
24	Carolus Mihai Smith	 	free safety
25	Bruno Mihai Seilacher	 	strong safety
52	Mihnea Wilson Boltzmann	 	middle linebreaker
62	Mihail Lúcius Martinescu	r. ending
63	Martin Mihnea Torjenescu	tackle
78	Robert Martim Apilescu	 	tackle
79	Ápio Martim Montes-Monteiro	tackle
90	Martim Mihai Torje	 	tackle
91	Lúcio Mikhail Petrescu	 	l. ending
99	Fabius Ioan Blitzkrieg	 	nose tackle

Special Teams

5	Wilson Gilbert Lasker	Punter
6	Oleg Wallace Tupsiak	Kicker

8	Ion Jan Park	 	Kicker/Punter

by **Valanora** » Thu Aug 24, 2023 6:06 am

Mar Sara Tech Roster

Modifier: +3

Home Stadium: Lathalein Celestial Stadium (60,000)

Raynor University Roster

Modifier: +5

Home Stadium: Vahalla Falls (54,000)

by **Utahn Theocratic Republic** » Thu Aug 24, 2023 11:47 am

Blake Zuercher PT 14.

In the midst of fall camp for BYU football, Blake's face was glowing with joy. It wasn't just because he was back on the field doing what he loved; it was also because his personal life had flourished. He now had a loving wife and a beautiful 2-year-old child who brought immense happiness to his life. As the college off-season progressed, Blake was chosen to face a significant challenge as he was named the starter of the Utahn World Bowl team. Most of the games he got absolutely crunched by Ranorian and Cassadagan defense although it was a terrible WB debut it served as an amazing learning experience for him and just Gridiron Utah. While he knew his debut may not have gone as smoothly as he had hoped, Blake's determination to use this experience to grow and improve. With the knowledge gained from the world bowl, Blake had the confidence that he would be able to bring even more skill and expertise to his next college football season and possibly bring that Big 8 championship to BYU.

After his thoughts about BYU and other things, Blake and his teammates walked out of the film room as it was game day and they knew they had to open it up with a win. So as the day went on, Blake was spending most of the time with his wife and kid until it was 6:00, and he left for the first game of the season. Well, he was ready, and he knew the defense was new, but to him, it was his second season, and he was ready to light up the Evermore Division and show that BYU will be running this division for a good while after Blake left, as he knew the coaches set up a good system for BYU quarterbacks and just the team. Blake knew the welcoming culture that was at BYU, and he knew some players who weren’t part of the religion that were welcomed into the program with open arms and he knew more people might come into the transfer portal if BYU kept up their winning ways. Honestly he might be getting into how BYU might do after he left but he loved this school and hoped for the best for BYU. He shook off the thoughts about the future for him and his family/School and focused on the task in front of him and his team, and that thought was “Take out BSU and make sure to know that BYU owns them”.

	Wins	Losses	Winning Percentage
Celestia Conference Record	116	34	77.33%
Non-Conference Record	27	18	60.00%
Conference Title Game Record	1	0	100.00%
Playoff Record	16	13	55.17%
Overall Record	160	65	71.11%

	Wins	Losses	Winning Percentage
Celestia Conference Record	107	33	76.43%
Conference Title Game Record	1	0	100%
Non-Conference Record	25	17	59.52%
Bowl Game Record	3	0	100%
Playoff Record	18	8	69.23%
Overall Record	154	58	72.64%

NSCF 29 - Everything Thread

NSCF 29 - Everything Thread

NSFB: Can We Do More?

High City College Snipers (CC1)

STOP THE SWEEP!!!

is it oakley szn yet?

Who is online